An Indonesia-Malaysia-Bangladesh-based international summit took place at Cityscape Tower, Gulshan Avenue, Dhaka to showcase specific private investment opportunities available in Bangladesh through technical discussions and matchmaking initiatives.
The event was facilitated by Cityscape International Ltd (CIL), a Dhaka-based leading construction and real estate company, well known for pioneering critical mega infrastructural ventures through innovation and sustainable green technologies, to make a difference in the community living standards in the markets it serves, reads a press release.
The seminar highlighted the resilience and competitiveness of the Bangladeshi economy as well as the process, incentives and facilities offered by the government to foreign investors.
CIL presented its accomplishments and shared conceptual highlights of the Cityscape Lifestyle Project to potential investors, which aims to spread happiness, and well-being and elevate the standard of living for the communities it serves.
During this summit, business networking leads amongst key stakeholders from Malaysia and Indonesia has been executed and a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for investment in the Cityscape Lifestyle project was signed, which is the latest venture of this renowned company.
During this summit, scopes to initiate trade and investment in various sectors were discussed amongst investors from Indonesia, Malaysia and Bangladesh to cross markets.
During the summit, Ambassador of the Republic of Indonesia to Bangladesh Heru Hartanto Subolo, former minister of trade of the Republic of Indonesia Gita Irawan Wirjawan, Executive Chairman and CEO at Labuan IBFC, Indonesia Iskandar Bin Mohd Nuli, Managing Director of Cityscape Group Nahid Sarwar, Directors of Cityscape Group Pavel Sarwar and Mustafa Moin Sarwar delivered speeches and shared their views.
Amongst others, investors and policymakers from various Indonesian, Malaysian and Bangladeshi along with top officials from the Bangladesh Ministry of Finance, Bangladesh Investment Development Authority (Bida), Bangladesh Economic Zone Authority (Beza), Federation of Bangladesh Chamber of Commerce and Industries (FBCCI), different banks and non-banking financial institutions were also present.
