Prime Minister Tarique Rahman today called upon foreign investors to expand their footprint in Bangladesh, pledging a business-friendly environment backed by policy reforms, legal protection and government support to drive investment, job creation and long-term economic growth. Speaking at the Foreign Investors' Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) FDI Conference 2026, Rahman emphasized the new BNP government's commitment to creating a rules-based, globally connected and private sector-driven economy.
The prime minister assured investors that the government is dedicated to providing the necessary support and policies to facilitate investment. He highlighted the election manifesto as a clear roadmap for economic transformation and invited investors to become partners in delivering this vision.
FAQs
What did the Prime Minister say about foreign investment?
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman invited foreign investors to expand their investments in Bangladesh, promising a business-friendly environment with policy reforms, legal protection, and government support.
Where did the Prime Minister make these remarks?
The remarks were made at the Foreign Investors' Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) FDI Conference 2026, held at the Bangladesh-China Friendship Conference Center.
What is the government's commitment to foreign investors?
The government is committed to creating a rules-based, globally connected, and private sector-driven economy, providing necessary support and policies to facilitate investment.
What is the vision for economic transformation?
The vision for economic transformation is outlined in the election manifesto, which serves as a clear roadmap. The Prime Minister invited investors to become partners in delivering this vision.
