The Foreign Investors’ Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) has congratulated the newly formed government of Bangladesh following the swearing-in of the Cabinet, led by Honorable Prime Minister Tarique Rahman.
In a statement issued on Wednesday, the Chamber expressed optimism that the new leadership's vision for national progress will catalyze "timely and effective actions" to bolster economic growth and stabilize the country’s investment climate.
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FICCI, the apex body for multinational companies in Bangladesh, emphasized the need for a transition toward more investor-friendly policies. The Chamber highlighted that sustainable development will require:
FDI-Friendly Policies: Prioritizing foreign direct investment to drive innovation and competition.
Regulatory Reforms: Implementing structural changes to increase transparency and bolster investor confidence.
Enhanced Ease of Doing Business: Reducing the cost of operations and clarifying policy frameworks for international businesses.
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"We wish the government every success in steering the country forward," she said, stressing that restoring confidence is vital for driving global competitiveness and job creation.