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Collaboration key for Bangladesh to be investment hub: Lutfey Siddiqi

August 23, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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Chief Adviser’s Special Envoy on International Affairs Lutfey Siddiqi on Saturday stressed the need for a collaborative and dedicated effort from all government agencies to make Bangladesh a ‘pro-investment hub’.

Speaking at a meeting of officials in Chattogram, he emphasised that the development of the National Special Economic Zone (NSEZ) in Chittagong is a crucial step for the government.

Siddiqi highlighted the importance of the NSEZ in boosting Bangladesh’s economic growth by attracting foreign investment, creating jobs and increasing exports.

He said the government is making every effort to ensure a modern and suitable environment for both foreign and domestic investors.

NSEZ project director Abdullah Al Mahmud Faruk and BEZA’s Executive Member (Planning and Development), Major General Md Nazrul Islam and representatives from the local administration were present at the meeting, according to a media release.

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