Experts and stakeholders in the country’s public and private sectors at the official launch of the Pan-Asia Research Institute (PARI) on Saturday highlighted that people-to-people connectivity as the key factor in materialising Japan-Bangladesh strategic partnership.
Trade barriers to foreign direct investment (FDI), investment-friendly business climate, skills development for harnessing the scope for manpower migration, Japan’s assistance in plugging the potential of blue economy and marine resources should also be in focus. The PARI, a Japan-based multi-modal Asia and Pacific-focused think tank, was launched in Bangladesh through a roundtable discussion styled ‘Materialising Japan-Bangladesh Strategic Partnership: Diplomatic, Economic and People-to-People Relations’.
The programme was hosted in the Multipurpose Hall of the Embassy of Japan in Dhaka from 10:00 am to 12:30 pm where state minister for foreign affairs Md Shahriar Alam was present at the programme as the chief guest, Japanese ambassador in Dhaka Iwama Kiminori as the special guest and FBCCI president Mahbubul Alam as the guest of honour. Read More…
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