Stable economic zones crucial in curbing rural-urban migration in Bangladesh
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Sheikh Monowar Hossain, director of
Sheikh Monowar Hossain, director of Sirajganj Economic Zone LTD, highlighted the imperative role of stable economic zones in mitigating rural-urban migration for employment opportunities.
In an interview with New Age Business magazine, he underscored the challenges of bureaucratic complexities, political instability, and inadequate infrastructure, advocating for government intervention to attract more foreign direct investment (FDI).
According to Monowar Hossain, Bangladesh holds considerable promise for foreign investors interested in its economic zones. He stressed that unlocking this potential depends on the government's ability to establish sustainable policies, address the ongoing economic crisis, and provide seamless services to entice investors.
Sharing insights on the advantages and disadvantages of economic zones in Bangladesh, Monowar Hossain emphasised that investors are attracted to the country due to its significant potential. He noted that Bangladesh possesses a large unskilled workforce capable of being trained to meet the specific needs of foreign factories with just six months of local technical training.
For a comprehensive understanding of Monowar Hossain's perspectives and the dynamics of economic zones in Bangladesh, the full interview can be accessed through the following link:
https://www.newagebd.net/article/2156...
In an interview with New Age Business magazine, he underscored the challenges of bureaucratic complexities, political instability, and inadequate infrastructure, advocating for government intervention to attract more foreign direct investment (FDI).
According to Monowar Hossain, Bangladesh holds considerable promise for foreign investors interested in its economic zones. He stressed that unlocking this potential depends on the government's ability to establish sustainable policies, address the ongoing economic crisis, and provide seamless services to entice investors.
Sharing insights on the advantages and disadvantages of economic zones in Bangladesh, Monowar Hossain emphasised that investors are attracted to the country due to its significant potential. He noted that Bangladesh possesses a large unskilled workforce capable of being trained to meet the specific needs of foreign factories with just six months of local technical training.
For a comprehensive understanding of Monowar Hossain's perspectives and the dynamics of economic zones in Bangladesh, the full interview can be accessed through the following link:
https://www.newagebd.net/article/2156...
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