The Bangladesh High Commission in New Delhi on Thursday night, hosted an event for investors and business leaders from India at its premises in the diplomatic enclave of the Indian capital.

Representatives from numerous medium and large enterprises attended the event to explore potential investment opportunities in Bangladesh ahead of the upcoming Bangladesh Investment Summit, which is scheduled for April 7-10 in Dhaka.

During the event, Acting Bangladesh High Commissioner Md Nurul Islam highlighted that Bangladesh is now under new leadership with a fresh vision, and progress is moving rapidly, creating a favorable environment for investment.

"With abundant energy supply and competitive labor, it is difficult to find a country better suited for foreign investment that can offer substantial returns," said the Acting High Commissioner.

Abdullah Al Mamun, Minister (Political) of the High Commission, delivered a presentation to the investors and business leaders. Iftekhar Uddin Shamin, Counselor (Commerce), and Johirul Islam, Counselor (Economic), responded to queries from Indian investors and businesspeople during the Q&A session.

Representatives from major corporations, including Ashok Leyland and Larsen & Toubro, were also in attendance.

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