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Home»Politics»Clear political roadmap eases uncertainty but investor confidence hinges on peaceful polls: DCCI president 
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Clear political roadmap eases uncertainty but investor confidence hinges on peaceful polls: DCCI president 

December 12, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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The government’s announcement for the national election on 12 February has eased immediate uncertainty by offering a clear political direction ahead of the national election, Dhaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DCCI) President Taskeen Ahmed said today (11 December).

In an immediate reaction to CEC AMM Nasir Uddin’s televised announcement, Taskeen told The Business Standard in the evening, “While this clarity helps businesses plan forward, true investor confidence now depends on the peaceful maintenance of law and order throughout the election period.”

He added, “Our primary expectation from the administration is to prioritise holding a free, fair, and credible election while maintaining strict law and order to prevent supply chain disruptions.”

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“The administration must ensure the safety of industrial zones and guarantee that essential economic services, particularly banking, customs, and ports, function smoothly without political interference, along with assurances from all parties to maintain peace throughout the election period.”

Emphasising the broader economic implications, the DCCI president noted, “A credible election is fundamental for economic stability. It grants legitimacy to the future government, ensuring long-term political stability and governance. 

“This is crucial for retaining global market confidence and attracting sustained Foreign Direct Investment [FDI], and ensuring predictable, sustainable economic policies.”

 

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