Chief Adviser Dr Muhammad Yunus on Friday urged Chinese investors to invest in Bangladesh to explore its immense business potential.
"You can tap into the advantages of business in Bangladesh," he said at an investment dialogue with Chinese business leaders at The Presidential in Beijing.
Yunus said Bangladesh is the second largest RMG manufacturer after China and that Bangladesh is located in an amazing location, which has potential for regional trade and business.
Nepal and Bhutan are landlocked countries as they have no sea. Same as to the seven-sisters-states of India, he said, laying importance on establishing connectivity with those areas to boost trade.
Highlighting the human resource potential of Bangladesh, Yunus said that despite being one of the most densely populated nations, Bangladesh has a huge youthful manpower full of energy, creativity and aspiration.
He stressed the need for utilising the untapped potential of Bangladesh's young people, saying: "There is no shortage of young people -- both men and women," he said.
About Bangladesh's recent transformation, Yunus said Bangladesh has emerged as a completely "new Bangladesh." Emerging youths will help running trade and business, he said.
Bangladesh Investment Development Authority (BIDA) Chairman Chowdhury Ashik Mahmud Bin Harun also spoke on the occasion.
