Dilip seeks Egyptian investment
Wednesday, 25 November 2009
Industries Minister Dilip Barua called upon the Egyptian entrepreneurs to invest in potential industries in Bangladesh, reports UNB.
The minister made the call when Egyptian Ambassador to Dhaka Fayez Noseir called on him at the ministry Monday morning.
The Egyptian investors can also jointly invest in shipbuilding, ceramic, light engineering, plastic, ICT, readymade garments and food and fish processing industries in Bangladesh, said Barua.
The minister stressed the need for exchanging visit of trade delegations between two countries for identifying areas of cooperation in trade and business sectors.
Barua sought cooperation of the African country for development of Bangladesh's human resources through technical education and training.
The envoy expressed his country's eagerness to provide necessary educational and technical help for development of Bangladesh's human resources.
The minister made the call when Egyptian Ambassador to Dhaka Fayez Noseir called on him at the ministry Monday morning.
The Egyptian investors can also jointly invest in shipbuilding, ceramic, light engineering, plastic, ICT, readymade garments and food and fish processing industries in Bangladesh, said Barua.
The minister stressed the need for exchanging visit of trade delegations between two countries for identifying areas of cooperation in trade and business sectors.
Barua sought cooperation of the African country for development of Bangladesh's human resources through technical education and training.
The envoy expressed his country's eagerness to provide necessary educational and technical help for development of Bangladesh's human resources.