Economic Reporter :
A three-day long exhibition titled ‘Made in Bangladesh’ will begin on January 28, 2020 at the “Doha Exhibition and Convention Center (DECC)” in Qatar.
Bangladesh Forum Qatar (BFQ), in cooperation with Bangladesh Embassy, is organising the fair.
BFQ Founding President Iftekhar Ahmed said the event would go a long way in rebranding Bangladesh as an economic powerhouse and breaking the stereotype of being a supplier of low-cost human resources.
He said the exhibition will enable Bangladeshi companies to showcase their products and services. “On the sideline of the exhibition, there will be seminars and panel discussions to showcase toll manufacturing opportunities, business process and outsourcing opportunities,” he added.
He mentioned that there will be footfall of at least 4,000 visitors on a daily basis and the exhibitors will have over 1,000 Business-to-Business meetings.
During the three-day exhibition, Iftekhar said, there will be sector-wise presentations and seminars and Business-to-Business meeting.
“A minister-level delegation from Bangladesh will attend the event. Prime Minister’s Private Industry and Investment Adviser Salman Fazlur Rahman and Commerce Minister Tipu Munshi are expected to attend the event with the delegation,” he added.
A three-day long exhibition titled ‘Made in Bangladesh’ will begin on January 28, 2020 at the “Doha Exhibition and Convention Center (DECC)” in Qatar.
Bangladesh Forum Qatar (BFQ), in cooperation with Bangladesh Embassy, is organising the fair.
BFQ Founding President Iftekhar Ahmed said the event would go a long way in rebranding Bangladesh as an economic powerhouse and breaking the stereotype of being a supplier of low-cost human resources.
He said the exhibition will enable Bangladeshi companies to showcase their products and services. “On the sideline of the exhibition, there will be seminars and panel discussions to showcase toll manufacturing opportunities, business process and outsourcing opportunities,” he added.
He mentioned that there will be footfall of at least 4,000 visitors on a daily basis and the exhibitors will have over 1,000 Business-to-Business meetings.
During the three-day exhibition, Iftekhar said, there will be sector-wise presentations and seminars and Business-to-Business meeting.
“A minister-level delegation from Bangladesh will attend the event. Prime Minister’s Private Industry and Investment Adviser Salman Fazlur Rahman and Commerce Minister Tipu Munshi are expected to attend the event with the delegation,” he added.
