ROADSHOWS
The Rise of Bengal Tiger
the fastest growing economy till 2030
Under the proficient leadership of Honorable Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, competent daughter of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, Bangladesh is thriving towards development and progression noticeably. As the fastest growing economy of South Asia, Bangladesh has already graduated from Least Developed Countries and progressing towards becoming a developed nation.
As a significant market player of the times ahead, Bangladesh poses great potentials and holds promising opportunities for investors around the world as an emerging key center, a production and a business hub. With the rapid increase of per capita income and purchasing power of people, Bangladesh has become an attractive market. Bangladesh has turned its population burden into great resources, now enjoying a huge demographic dividend with 70 million workforces and 55 million youth population. It is time to witness and be part of the tale of “The Rise of Bengal Tiger”.
USD 330 BILLION GDP
doubled during last
6 YEARS
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BLOOMBERG
Prince Charles Philip Arthur George, UK
Bangladesh’s incredible achievement turned into one of the fastest growing in the world
Boris Johnson, PM, The United Kingdom
Bangladesh in one of the fastest growing economy in the world
Dr José Viñals, Group Chairman, SCB
During the pandemic, Bangladesh demonstrated its resilience and remains one the fastest growing economy
Penny Mordaunt, Minister of State for Trade, UK
Bangladesh is one of the great engines of economic growth in South Asia.
FINANCING THE FUTURE
How Mega-Infrastructure Projects Will Power Bangladesh’s Economic Growth
DIGITALIZING THE FUTURE
How Mega-Infrastructure Projects Will Power Bangladesh’s Economic Growth
WHY BANGLADESH

FASTEST GROWING ECONOMY of South Asia

THE FASTEST GROWING ECONOMY till 2030

One of the Top Four Fastest Growing DIGITAL ECONOMIES of the world.

THE 28RD LARGEST ECONOMY of the world in 2030
in the last decade
Income Reached
US$ 0
exchange reserve
US$ 0
grew by 0 %
Non-resident BANGLADESHIS contribute significantly to the ECONOMY and the development of the country.
The industrial sector makes up 31 PERCENT of the country's gross domestic product (GDP), most of which is coming from SMEs.
Covid-19 Resilience: Of the 190 IMF member countries, only 23 were forecasted to post positive growth in the year and Bangladesh is one among them.
Aventis
Berger Paints
BOC Bangladesh
British American Tobacco
Cairn Energy
Duncan Brothers
GEC
HSBC
James Finlay
Meghna Energy
P&O Nedlloyd
PriceWaterhouseCoopers
Reckitt Benckiser
GCM Energy
Standard Chartered
Tetley
ACI
Tullow Bangladesh
Unilever
World-Tel
GlaxoSmithKline