Prime Bank has signed a strategic agreement with Export Sheba to promote export business development and strengthen the capabilities of SME and emerging exporters in Bangladesh. The signing ceremony was recently held in Dhaka, marking a joint initiative to enhance exporter readiness through structured training, advisory support and knowledge dissemination, says a press release.
Under this strategic agreement, Export Sheba will organize export-focused training programs, workshops, and advisory sessions to help entrepreneurs better understand international trade practices, export documentation, and global market opportunities. The initiative will particularly focus on supporting non-RMG export sectors and guiding new exporters toward structured and compliant export operations.
The agreement was formally signed by M. Nazeem A. Choudhury, Deputy Managing Director of Prime Bank PLC, and Jahid Hussain, Founder of Export Sheba, in the presence of senior officials from both organizations. This strategic agreement reflects Prime Bank's continued commitment to strengthening Bangladesh's export ecosystem and positioning the Prime Bank SME TradeFin Center as a leading platform for exporter knowledge, advisory support, and sustainable export growth.
