অটোমোবাইল ও জ্বালানিতে জাপানি বিনিয়োগের আহ্বান প্রধানমন্ত্রীর

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman sought Japanese investment in Bangladesh's information and communication technology, renewable energy and advanced manufacturing sectors during a courtesy meeting in Tokyo with Masumi Kakinoki, chairman of Marubeni Corporation and of the Japan-Bangladesh Committee for Commercial and Economic Cooperation (JBCCEC), according to his deputy press secretary Shahadat Shadhin. Rahman said the government is committed to an investment-friendly environment through regulatory reform, simpler approval procedures and public-private partnerships. He also asked for Japanese help modernising Karnaphuli Fertilizer Company Limited (KAFCO) and assessing a second fertiliser plant, and sought support for the Bangladesh Special Economic Zone. Kakinoki expressed hope that effective implementation of the Economic Partnership Agreement would expand trade and investment. The meeting took place on Monday during a four-day visit with a 16-member delegation. A Marubeni delegation had met Rahman in Dhaka on October 11.

Where accounts differ. The Financial Express and Purbokone report that Rahman sought support for the Bangladesh Special Economic Zone, which The Daily Star, Banglanews24.com and Boishakhi Television do not mention.

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