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The Prime Minister of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh, Sheikh Hasina Wajed, called on Qatari businessmen and investors to invest in her country. This came during her speech at the Bangladesh Trade and Investment Forum, which was held yesterday morning at the St. Regis Hotel, with the participation of the Qatar Chamber, the Qatari Businessmen Association and the Qatar Financial Center. Ms. Sheikh Hasina Wajed emphasized the strong relations between the two friendly countries Qatar and Bangladesh, expressing her aspiration for further development in relations over the coming years. During her speech, Sheikh Hasina referred to the great incentives and facilities provided by the government in Bangladesh to investors, looking forward to the entry of more Qatari companies and investors to her country’s markets. She emphasized the strong performance of the economy in Bangladesh and the strong rise in gross domestic product growth, despite the challenges that imposed the repercussions of the Corona virus (Covid-19) on the global economy. The Prime Minister of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh praised the great success of the State of Qatar in organizing the FIFA,Football,Soccer,Football,Soccer World Cup Qatar 2022.

On the sidelines of his participation in the forum yesterday, HE Sheikh Faisal bin Qassim Al Thani, Chairman of the Qatari Businessmen Association, said that Qatar and Bangladesh have strong relations of cooperation that extend for many years, noting that the forum was an opportunity to learn about investment opportunities in Bangladesh. He stressed that Qatari businessmen are keen to enhance investment opportunities and partnerships with companies in countries with which we have extended and strong relations, pointing out that the agricultural and tourism industrial sectors always have priority. For his part, Dr. said. Khalid Clifikh Al-Hajri, member of the Board of Directors of Qatar Chamber, said the establishment of such forums represents a good opportunity to strengthen relations between the private sector in the two friendly countries, noting that the forum reviewed investment incentives in Bangladesh and developments in the economy. He considered that industry, agriculture and tourism represent promising sectors full of investment opportunities.

For his part, Mr. Khalid bin Jabr bin Tawar Al Kuwari, member of the Board of Directors of Qatar Chamber, said during his participation in the meeting that the chamber is keen to strengthen cooperation relations and increase the volume of trade exchange between Qatar and Bangladesh, pointing out that the private sector in Qatar is keen to invest in Bangladesh, especially with the availability of investment incentives. and facilities. Mr. Youssef Mohamed Al Jaidah, CEO of the Qatar Financial Center, delivered a speech in which he emphasized the strong relations between the two countries, reviewing the developments witnessed by the Qatar Financial Center and the investment incentives it provides.

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