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CA urges Türkiye to invest, relocate factories in BD

Published : Friday, 10 January, 2025 at 12:00 AM  Count : 203
Chief Adviser Dr Muhammad Yunus on Thursday urged Türkiye to bring their technologies to Bangladesh, invest more, relocate factories and use Bangladesh's youth forces.

"You are the leader of the technology; you can build your defence industry here. Let's make a beginning…we are available for anything that you need," he said when a delegation led by Türkiye Trade Minister Prof Dr Ömer Bolat called on him at the state guest house Jamuna.

Mentioning Bangladesh as the 8th most populous country in the world, Dr Yunus said that the interim government was working to create work opportunities for the country's youths and sought Turkey's help in this regard.

"We have to give our young people an opportunity, so we want your help; this is my appeal to your country. Use our young people to run your factories here so that you can supply your products in the region," he said.

The Chief Adviser said Bangladesh and Turkey have the potential to build a dream relationship through mutual cooperation in various fields.

"The relationship between Bangladesh and Turkey is very warm; we want to build it in all sectors." There are so many things to be done, some we want your support, your technology, and your investments," Dr Yunus said.

Turkey Trade Minister Prof Dr Ömer Bolat said that Bangladesh and Turkey can diversify their cooperation beyond the textile industry, which was their primary import from Bangladesh.

He said that there can be economic cooperation in the field of defence industry, health care, pharmaceuticals, and farm machinery. "We can replace India and other markets in Bangladesh's imports. There can be cooperation in economic and social fields at all levels."    —UNB



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