UNB, Dhaka :
Bangladesh’s continuous efforts to improve infrastructural facilities and the ease of doing business will encourage Japanese companies to invest in Bangladesh in a bigger way, says a top Japanese business leader.
“Well-established infrastructure is a must with easier administrative procedures,” General Secretary of Japan-Bangladesh Committee for Commercial and Economic Cooperation Kazuo Nishitani told UNB at his office in Tokyo.
He said people in Bangladesh have a very “high level of seriousness and skills” with stable political and economic growth making Bangladesh a good destination for investment.
Nishitani, also Secretary General of Japan International Chamber of Commerce, said Bangladesh’s initiative to have special economic zone for Japanese investors will help attract more investment from Japan.
Bangladesh’s continuous efforts to improve infrastructural facilities and the ease of doing business will encourage Japanese companies to invest in Bangladesh in a bigger way, says a top Japanese business leader.
“Well-established infrastructure is a must with easier administrative procedures,” General Secretary of Japan-Bangladesh Committee for Commercial and Economic Cooperation Kazuo Nishitani told UNB at his office in Tokyo.
He said people in Bangladesh have a very “high level of seriousness and skills” with stable political and economic growth making Bangladesh a good destination for investment.
Nishitani, also Secretary General of Japan International Chamber of Commerce, said Bangladesh’s initiative to have special economic zone for Japanese investors will help attract more investment from Japan.
