The Pulse Today
BREAKING
Sajib Pledges Aid for 50,000 Flood-Affected People in SonargaonMP Azharul Islam Mannan Distributes Relief Funds to Needy Families in SonargaonParliament Proposes Anti-Gambling Bill with Maximum 7-Year Prison PenaltyOpenAI Unveils 'Schedule' Feature to Boost Task Management in AI ChatbotPrime Minister Tareq Rahman Arrives in Dalian, China for Economic ForumEurope Confronts Intense Heatwave; Conditions Predicted to DeteriorateGold Prices Rise Again in Bangladesh Amid Global Market IncreaseSpaceX's Nasdaq Debut Values Company at Over $2 Trillion, Surpassing AmazonStudy Reveals AI Data Centers Contribute to Local Temperature IncreasesNarayanganj BNP Youth Wing Holds Rally to Welcome New Central CommitteeEU Proposes Sanctions Following Drone Incident in Germany Deemed State-SponsoredWall Street Stocks Surge Despite Volatility in Bond Yields and Oil PricesXi Jinping Calls for Middle East Unity Against External Interference in Rare Egypt VisitUS Judge Denies Government's Attempt to Dismantle Google's Ad BusinessMirza Abbas, BNP Leader and PM's Political Adviser, Returns Home After Five Months AbroadBangladesh Agri Minister Confirms Sufficient Fertilizer Stock Amid Supply ConcernsNvidia CEO Jensen Huang Urges G20 Ministers to Invest in AI InfrastructureUS Private Sector Job Growth Hits Year's Lowest in August: ADPRajshahi Festival Speakers Highlight Youth Leadership for Climate Justice and Gender EqualityPresident Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir Scheduled to Visit Thakurgaon on September 6Life Imprisonment for Alleged Yaba Smuggler in Chattogram, Another Defendant AcquittedTaka 4,635 Crore Project Seeks to Protect Sylhet from Floods and WaterloggingDeputy Speaker Requests India's Support for Bangladesh's e-Parliament InitiativeBGB Director General inspects remote hill border, inaugurates Rahmatpur Border OutpostBangladesh Bank Deploys FXM Module to Streamline Foreign Exchange Operations

Thai Trade Exhibition 'Top Thai Brands 2026' to Launch in Dhaka on Thursday

A three-day Thai trade exhibition titled 'Top Thai Brands 2026' will begin in Dhaka on Thursday, aiming to enhance trade relations and business cooperation between Bangladesh and Thailand.

By Staff Correspondent
Share
Thai trade exhibition to begin in city on Thursday | International
BSS

A three-day Thai trade exhibition titled 'Top Thai Brands 2026' will begin in Dhaka on Thursday, aiming to strengthen trade ties and business cooperation between Bangladesh and Thailand. The event, organized by the Office of Commercial Affairs of the Royal Thai Embassy, will be held from July 23 to 25 at the Grand Ballroom of Pan Pacific Sonargaon. Commerce Minister Khandakar Abdul Muktadir is scheduled to inaugurate the exhibition at 1pm on July 23. The fair will remain open to visitors daily from 10am to 8pm.

The exhibition, now in its 21st edition, will feature 57 exhibitors, including leading Thai companies and their Bangladeshi importers and agents. Products on display will span various sectors such as food and beverages, healthcare and wellness, fashion, beauty and cosmetics, building materials, chemicals and lubricants, stationery, and baby and childcare products.

A key attraction of the event will be the Business Matchmaking Sessions, where Thai companies will meet Bangladeshi importers, distributors, entrepreneurs, and potential business partners to explore new commercial opportunities and foster long-term business relationships. The exhibition will also feature Thai cultural performances, Muay Thai demonstrations, fashion shows, raffle draws, and other entertainment activities.

In addition, Pan Pacific Sonargaon will host a Thai Food Festival throughout the event, offering visitors an opportunity to experience authentic Thai cuisine. Anusorn Kautipvittaya, Minister Counsellor (Commercial) at the Office of Commercial Affairs, Royal Thai Embassy, highlighted the importance of such trade fairs in strengthening bilateral relations and trade cooperation between the two friendly nations.

Source: BSS

Topics

Comments

More in Economy

See all →

Latest stories