Largest investment summit begins in Bangladesh

A four-day Bangladesh Investment Summit 2025 began on Monday, marking a milestone event aimed at reinforcing the country’s commitment to economic progress, investment-friendly policies, and sustainable growth.

Delegations from China, the UK, the US, Singapore, South Korea and India are among the international participants attending the summit.

The summit seeks to present a ‘genuine view’ of Bangladesh to global investors by showcasing real stories of investment opportunities across various sectors, according to the Bangladesh Investment Development Authority (BIDA).

On the first day of the summit, a group of foreign investors arrived in Chittagong on a special flight in the morning and visited the Karnaphuli Export Processing Zone (KEPZ).

On April 8, participants will tour the Japanese Economic Zone in Araihazar.

Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus will join the summit as chief guest on April 10.

According to the organisers, the summit has attracted over 2,300 participants from 50 countries, including over 550 foreign investors. Attendees will engage in discussions, matchmaking sessions, and partnership-building opportunities.

The closing day will include breakout sessions on digital economy, textiles, healthcare, and agro-processing.