Kuwait Chamber Discusses Information Facilitation with Bangladesh

The Kuwait Chamber of Commerce and Industry held a meeting with a Bangladeshi delegation to enhance economic cooperation and trade exchange between the two countries.
Translated by Alqyas from Al-Nahar — Original source
The Kuwait Chamber of Commerce and Industry held a virtual meeting with a trade delegation from the People’s Republic of Bangladesh, led by Major General Syed Hussain, Bangladesh’s Ambassador to Kuwait, and including Mohammad Fazlul Haque, Director of the Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry. In his welcome address, Emad Al-Zaid, Deputy General Manager of the Kuwait Chamber of Commerce and Industry, emphasized the Chamber’s commitment to supporting economic cooperation between the two countries, opening new horizons for the private sector, and enhancing communication between Kuwaiti importers and exporters and Bangladeshi producers in several key sectors, notably ceramics and porcelain, clothing and textiles, leather goods, handicrafts, pharmaceuticals, plastics, and food industries. For his part, Mohammad Fazlul Haque presented, through a visual presentation, indicators of bilateral trade, as well as the key economic and productive assets of Bangladesh, including the diversity of its products and export markets and its infrastructure. Ambassador Syed Tariq Hussain also highlighted the main trade opportunities available to the Kuwaiti business sector, stressing the importance of leveraging existing agreements and protocols to strengthen partnerships between companies in both countries. During the meeting, Al-Zaid reaffirmed the Chamber’s continued engagement and coordination among relevant stakeholders, and its efforts to facilitate the exchange of market-related information, in service of shared economic interests and to help realize the aspirations of the private sectors in both countries.