Jamal Uddin

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Bangladesh has slowed down instead of flourishing, despite having a huge possibility of it in global context.
Experts think problems that have restricted FDI potentials in the country include excessive bureaucratic interference, alleged irregularities in processing papers and lack of commitment on the part of local investors.
They said overlapping administrative procedures and absence of a transparent system of formalities are also hindrances to invest in the country. [Read More]

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Source: The New Nation