B’desh to host Commonwealth Trade and Investment Forum in September

Dhaka: Aiming to enhance trade, commerce, and investment between Commonwealth nations, including Bangladesh, the inaugural ‘Commonwealth Trade and Investment Forum’ will take place in Dhaka on 13-14 September. This two-day event marks a significant step towards fostering economic collaboration within the Commonwealth, BSS reports.

The ‘Commonwealth Trade and Investment Forum’ is going to be organised by Commonwealth Enterprise and Investment Council (CWEIC) in partnership with the Bangladesh Investment Development Authority (BIDA), Ministry of Foreign Affairs and ZI Foundation.

The Forum will offer a platform for promoting trade, investment, and economic growth. It aims to foster partnerships, promote innovation, and explore avenues for sustainable and inclusive economic development for Bangladesh.

This was announced at a press conference held at a city hotel on Sunday.

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