Dhaka, Mar (V7N)– Bangladesh is set to host the Bangladesh Investment Summit 2025 from April 7 to 10 at the InterContinental in Dhaka, aiming to showcase the nation's burgeoning investment opportunities and recent economic reforms.

The summit, inaugurated by Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus, will highlight the country's potential as a prime investment destination, particularly following significant economic reforms.

"The summit aims to showcase Bangladesh's investment potential, highlight the economic reforms following the July revolution, and create long-term investment pipelines for sustainable economic growth," stated Chowdhury Ashik Mahmud Bin Harun, Executive Chairman of the Bangladesh Investment Development Authority (BIDA).

The event has already garnered significant international interest, with over 2,300 registered participants from 50 countries, including more than 550 foreign investors. Top participating nations include China, the US, the UK, India, Singapore, and Japan.

"The summit has already attracted over 2,300 registered participants from 50 countries, including more than 550 foreign investors," Harun confirmed during a press briefing.

High-profile business leaders from global corporations such as Zara Group, DP World, Samsung C&T, Giordano, Excelerate Energy, Uber Asia Pacific, and Meta are expected to attend. Venture capital firms like B Capital, Gobi, Conjunction, Marubeni, and GFR will also participate, focusing on startup investments and the digital economy.

The summit's agenda includes:

  • April 7: A delegation from South Korea will visit Chattogram, Mirsarai, and the Korean EPZ, while a startup-focused event will be held in Dhaka.
  • April 8: International investors will tour the Bangladesh Special Economic Zone (BSEZ) in Narayanganj, followed by a networking session.
  • April 9: The official inauguration by Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus, along with a Youth Entrepreneurship Expo and a renewable energy breakout session. A cultural night will showcase Bangladeshi heritage.
  • April 10: Breakout sessions on key investment sectors, including the digital economy, textiles, agriculture, and healthcare, along with matchmaking and roundtable discussions.

The summit will provide designated meeting rooms and networking spaces for investor discussions. Key partners include UNDP, FCDO, Grameenphone, the World Bank, and FICCI.

"Foreign investors need a clearer understanding of Bangladesh's economic landscape and growth potential. This summit will not only showcase investment opportunities but also highlight the significant reforms undertaken to create a more business-friendly environment," Harun emphasized.

The Bangladesh Investment Summit 2025 is poised to be a pivotal event in attracting foreign direct investment and solidifying Bangladesh's position as a key player in the global economy.