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Chief Advisor Professor Muhammad Yunus is leaving for Switzerland tomorrow, Monday, to attend the World Economic Forum, a non-profit organization based in Geneva, Switzerland. He will leave Dhaka for Geneva at 1 am on Monday. The chief advisor will return home on January 25 after a four-day visit.

This information was given by the chief advisor’s deputy press secretary, Mohammad Abul Kalam Azad, at a press conference at the Foreign Service Academy on Bailey Road in the capital on Sunday. He said that during this visit, the chief advisor will participate in bilateral meetings with important people. Among them are the Chancellor of Germany, the Chancellor of Finland, the King of Belgium and the Prime Minister of Thailand. In addition to these four heads of government and state, the chief advisor will meet with important people.

The Chief Advisor’s Deputy Press Secretary Abul Kalam Azad said that the most important aspect of this visit is that there will be a separate dialogue on ‘Bangladesh’ at the World Economic Forum conference this time. Many important business representatives or business leaders of the world, CEOs of several international organizations will join this dialogue. This dialogue is a very important and rare opportunity for Bangladesh. Only developed countries get the opportunity to have such dialogues at such forums. Bangladesh has got this rare opportunity for the first time at the World Economic Forum conference.

Abul Kalam Azad mentioned that this visit of the Chief Advisor will be helpful in making international business leaders and investors ‘confident’ in investing in Bangladesh.
He said that the interim government will try to give international business leaders and investors a proper idea about the investment environment in Bangladesh. In the recent past, when ambassadors and investors from different countries met the Chief Advisor, they were still urged to increase investment in Bangladesh. Investors will also be urged to come to Bangladesh in this international forum. The business environment in Bangladesh is being made easier. The investment environment is improving. Join the progress of Bangladesh’s economy by investing in Bangladesh.

In response to a journalist’s question about how the investment environment is created by increasing the price of gas, Abul Kalam Azad said, the issue of investment does not depend only on the price of gas. It is a comprehensive issue. Many other issues are involved here. All issues will be explained to investors. No one will be forced to invest by the Bangladesh government. The Bangladesh government will explain its position and call on investors. At this moment, there is a possibility of investment in Bangladesh, it will be explained properly. Through this, investors will be interested in investing in Bangladesh.

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