FBCCI team off to Australia

A 60-member delegation of the Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FBCCI) left the capital on Friday for Australia to join the “31st CACCI Conference” to be held on September 17-21 in Sydney, reports BSS.

Confederation of Asia Pacific Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CACCI), International Chamber of Commerce World Chambers Federation (ICC WCF) and the Sydney Business Chamber have organized the conference in cooperation with Australian Chamber of Comme5rce and Industry, said a FBCCI press release yesterday.

A series of roundtable discussions on product and service will take place. The topics include (1) Asian Council on Water, Energy and Environment, (2) Asian Council on Food and Agriculture, (3) Asian Council on Health and Education, (4) Asian Council on Trade Facilitation and (5) Asian ICT Council and SME Development Council.

The FBCCI delegation will participate in the roundtables as designated speakers. They will also exchange views with their counterparts for promoting bilateral and regional trade promotion.

FBCCI team off to Australia

A 60-member delegation of the Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FBCCI) left the capital on Friday for Australia to join the 31st CACCI Conference to be held on September 17-21 in Sydney, reports BSS. Confederation of Asia Pacific Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CACCI), International Chamber of Commerce World Chambers Federation (ICC WCF) and the Sydney Business Chamber have organized the conference in cooperation with Australian Chamber of Comme5rce and Industry, said a FBCCI press release yesterday. A series of roundtable discussions on product and service will take place. The topics include (1) Asian Council on Water, Energy and Environment, (2) Asian Council on Food and Agriculture, (3) Asian Council on Health and Education, (4) Asian Council on Trade Facilitation and (5) Asian ICT Council and SME Development Council. The FBCCI delegation will participate in the roundtables as designated speakers. They will also exchange views with their counterparts for promoting bilateral and regional trade promotion.