Khalilur Rahman says global challenges can be turned into opportunities under the government's vision for reform and growth
Bangladesh Foreign Minister pitches country as stable FDI destination with political clarity, despite global slowdown and energy crisis. For tech leaders: South Asia reopening signals opportunity, but energy shortages and climate debt make regional tech operations risky.
June 13, 2026
Staff Correspondent
bdnews24.com
Foreign Minister Khalilur Rahman has pitched Bangladesh as a “stable, predictable and open destination” for international partners despite mounting global economic pressures.
He outlined the BNP government's strategy to deepen economic diplomacy and strengthen investment ties as part of its broader growth agenda.
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