Amu invites Indian entrepreneurs to invest in SEZs

Industries Minister Amir Hossain Amu yesterday invited Indian entrepreneurs to invest in Special Economic Zones (SEZs) as the government is providing all necessary support to run business smoothly and make profit, reports BSS.

“The government of Bangladesh is setting up 100 SEZs for foreign and local investment. The investors of India especially North Eastern region may take advantage of the attractive package of incentives offered by the government at the Economic Zones,” he said while inaugurating the “30th Industrial Indian Trade Fair (IITF) at Kolkata in India.

Bengal National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BNCCI), the oldest Chamber of Commerce in India, orgainsed the fair aiming to expand trade and business in eastern and north-eastern regions of India, said a press release here.

In recent time, Amu said, there have been some forward looking steps taken by both the Bangladesh and Indian governments regarding connectivity encompassing transit and trans-shipment facilities in India, particularly as an aftermath of Bangladesh Prime Minister’s historic visit to India and Indian Prime Minister’s visit to Bangladesh.

“This scribe feels that the relations between the two countries are headed for better times, and both have entered into a dynamic phase of mutual cooperation, which has been triggered off by the dynamic leaderships of the Prime Ministers of both the countries,” he added.

 

Amu invites Indian entrepreneurs to invest in SEZs

Industries Minister Amir Hossain Amu yesterday invited Indian entrepreneurs to invest in Special Economic Zones (SEZs) as the government is providing all necessary support to run business smoothly and make profit, reports BSS. The government of Bangladesh is setting up 100 SEZs for foreign and local investment. The investors of India especially North Eastern region may take advantage of the attractive package of incentives offered by the government at the Economic Zones, he said while inaugurating the 30th Industrial Indian Trade Fair (IITF) at Kolkata in India. Bengal National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BNCCI), the oldest Chamber of Commerce in India, orgainsed the fair aiming to expand trade and business in eastern and north-eastern regions of India, said a press release here. In recent time, Amu said, there have been some forward looking steps taken by both the Bangladesh and Indian governments regarding connectivity encompassing transit and trans-shipment facilities in India, particularly as an aftermath of Bangladesh Prime Ministers historic visit to India and Indian Prime Ministers visit to Bangladesh. This scribe feels that the relations between the two countries are headed for better times, and both have entered into a dynamic phase of mutual cooperation, which has been triggered off by the dynamic leaderships of the Prime Ministers of both the countries, he added.