Salman F Rahman wants new entrepreneurs enhance knowledge of modern technologies. Salman F Rahman himself has shaped business structures, corporate culture which helped Bangladesh grow in a rapid pace.
Bangladesh will surely shine if new entrepreneurs enhance
knowledge of modern technologies. Technology is moving fast now. Robotics
technology, nanotechnology and biotechnology are coming. The new entrepreneurs
will have to update themselves with the technology Private Industry and
Investment Adviser to the Prime Minister, Salman F Rahman said this recently.
Salman F Rahman himself is a dynamic entrepreneur. He shaped
business structures, corporate culture which helped the country grow in a rapid
pace. He has brought dynamic changes to Bangladesh’s economy, growth and global
perception.
He also said that Bangladesh’s position in doing business ranking is likely to come down to 125 from the existing 176 very soon.
Bangladesh is a very business friendly country. It will become even better in
coming days. sectors, including Bangladesh Bank, National Board of Revenue
(NBR), customs and land and law for making the country’s business environment
more attractive among the investors. The salary and allowances of the
government officials and employees have been increased. Now, they are leading a
standard life. So, the corruption level is also coming down.
Referring to the reform initiatives in the Registrar of
Joint Stock Companies and Firms, Salman said huge reforms have taken place in
the sector to ensure quick formation of a company. “If all papers are okay, anyone can open a company in
Bangladesh within two hours. Anyone can open the company from anywhere of the
world by submitting their applications online,” he added.
Bangladesh has registered exponential growth in its Gross
Domestic Product (GDP) over the last two decades. While textile (garments) is
the largest contributor in the annual figures, pharmaceuticals stand second.
Apart from meeting 97% of the local demands, Bangladeshi pharmaceuticals are
exported to more than 190 countries. The tale of pharmaceutical sector’s
progress will be incomplete without emphasizing on the support from one of the
most successful businessmen of the country, Salman F Rahman.
This dynamic Bangladesh businessmen and parliament
member Salman F Rahman also addressed that economic and commercial ties between
Bangladesh and the US will continue to grow rapidly if issues related to the
investment climate, intellectual property, and the workforce are addressed when
he met Acting Assistant Secretary of Commerce and Director General of the US
and Foreign Commercial Service, Ian Steff. Trade between the US and Bangladesh
has doubled to more than $8 billion over the past decade, the US Embassy said
on May 7, 2019. During his first visit to Dhaka, Steff met government
officials and discussed intellectual property rights as well as other
investment climate issues. “US and Bangladeshi business leaders are increasingly
expanding their commercial ties and partnerships — as evidenced by growing
trade between our two nations and the strong participation of companies in our
trade mission,” he said.
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