Finance Minister AHM Mustafa Kamal has sought more Turkish investment in Bangladesh’s various sectors as he attended the first day of the Bangladesh-Turkey Joint Economic Commission meeting in Ankara where he is leading a Bangladesh delegation.
He called for Turkish investment in abundance in country’s different sectors including power and energy, science and technology, ICT, ship building, shipping transport, agriculture, education and natural disaster management, reports BSS citing an official release on Wednesday (Nov 20).
Kamal also sought more investment from Turkey in the fields of urbanization, civil aviation and tourism, cultural tourism, human resource development, jute and textiles alongside development assistance.
The meeting kicked off on Tuesday (Nov 19) to highlight a total of 15 areas including boosting trade and commerce between the two countries.
Along with reviewing the existing bilateral economic relations between Dhaka and Ankara, the meeting is also discussing in details on how to boost economic cooperation between the two nations in a fresh manner.