Bangladesh and the United Kingdom will hold the second “Trade and Investment Dialogue” in Dhaka on February 19 to find ways to make the trade and investment relationship between the two countries stronger.
Officials from both sides will share their ideas to improve the trading relationship and find ways to further ease doing business for mutual benefits, officials said on Monday.
Cooperation in areas such as GSP, LDC graduation, investment cooperation, access of Bangladeshi professionals to UK service sectors, trade facilitation, ease of doing business, taxation issues and intellectual property protection are likely to be discussed in the dialogue.
There is a commitment from the two sides to a private sector led growth, encouraging investment, and addressing barriers to trade faced by their companies when exporting goods and services.
In the first-ever such dialogue held on 16 February 2021, Bangladesh and the UK agreed to develop a future trade partnership that will increase mutual prosperity and further Bangladesh’s economic development as it graduates from Least Developed Country status.
The UK is “committed” to working with Bangladesh to create a trade and investment relationship that helps both of the economies grow.
