Bangladesh-India trade relations and expand the business chambers of the two countries need to enhance communication, says Indian Muslim Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
Dhaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DCCI), said at a meeting with a visiting delegation.DCCI President Abul Kasem Khan, Bangladesh and India commercial relationship exists between the long-standing bilateral friendship. Connectivity to expand trade between the two countries grew even more in the coming days there is the opportunity to improve.DCCI President said that Bangladesh is the world's 30th-largest economy in 2030 of the country, especially in the infrastructure of roads, railways,nearly 320 billion US dollars investment in the construction of a deep sea port. Alongside sector investment in the power and energy sector, he urged the Indian business community.Chairman Daud Khan, along with protection of the interests of the members of the establishment of the Indian Muslim Chamber of tax policy reform, industry, skill development, and has worked to ease financing entrepreneurs.
He said that every year around the world, about 1.5 billion US dollars worth of halal food trade, where entrepreneurs can invest in Bangladesh. Indian Muslim Chamber of Commerce is also authorized to provide certificates to verify the quality of the product. Which is recognized throughout the world. DCCI in this regard, he expressed interest in working jointly with all kinds assured.
