The American Chamber of Commerce in Bangladesh hosted a ‘Networking Evening’ followed by Iftar on Wednesday at the Sheraton Banani.
Lieutenant General (retired) Abdul Hafiz, special assistant to the chief adviser (defence and national solidarity development), was present.
The event was attended by Megan Bouldin, deputy chief of mission along with other senior officials from the US embassy in Dhaka.
The event also saw the participation of senior officials from various key government bodies, including Chief Advisor’s Office, Ministry of Commerce, Ministry of Power, Energy and Mineral Resources, Bangladesh Investment Development Authority and other key organisations.
AmCham president Syed Ershad Ahmed, treasurer Al-Mamun M Rashel and executive committee members Rashed Mujib Noman, Md Moinul Huq, Mirza Shajib Raihan and executive director Chowdhury Kaiser Mohammad Riyadh warmly welcomed the guests.
The event featured distinguished gathering of AmCham members, business leaders, chamber advocates and senior representatives from leading organizations.
AmCham has served as a key platform for dialogue, bridging the US business community and the Bangladeshi government for nearly 30 years.
This Networking Evening highlights the chamber’s commitment to fostering investment, innovation, and sustainable growth, reinforcing Bangladesh’s appeal as a top investment destination in South Asia.
The event will promote networking opportunities to strengthen US-Bangladesh trade relations and explore collaborations for further business growth.
