India and Bangladesh, being the closest of the neighbouring countries, felt the need and desire for economic and bilateral trade cooperation on a long-term sustainable basis. Trade between the two countries has been growing rapidly since the early 1990s. India and Bangladesh offer natural markets for each others’ products. In their mutual trade, they enjoy the advantages of reduced transaction costs and quicker delivery due to geographical proximity, common language, heritage and physical infrastructures. On that ground, formation of a joint business chamber to boost trade between India and Bangladesh was a long felt necessity of the business communities of both the countries
Objectives & Functions
To solve bilateral business issues between India and Bangladesh.
To increase the export of Bangladesh to India.
To reduce the trade imbalance between India and Bangladesh.
To act as one stop business solution centre for the business communities of both the countries.
Facilitating bilateral technology transfer for industrial and commercial innovation.
To help set up an export-processing zone in Bangladesh where Indian investors will feel encouraged to invest.
To help solve problems relating to issuance of visa for the businessmen of both the countries.
To help solve problems relating to issuance of visa for the businessmen of both the countries.
To pursue building infrastructural facilities in the borderland ports of Bangladesh.
Our Genesis
India and Bangladesh, being the closest of the neighbouring countries, felt the need and desire for economic and bilateral trade cooperation on a long-term sustainable basis. Trade between the two countries has been growing rapidly since the early 1990s. India and Bangladesh offer natural markets for each others’ products. In their mutual trade, they enjoy the advantages of reduced transaction costs and quicker delivery due to geographical proximity, common language, heritage and physical infrastructures. On that ground, formation of a joint business chamber to boost trade between India and Bangladesh was a long felt necessity of the business communities of both the countries
Our Scope & Achievements
India and Bangladesh, being the closest of the neighbouring countries, felt the need and desire for economic and bilateral trade cooperation on a long-term sustainable basis. Trade between the two countries has been growing rapidly since the early 1990s. India and Bangladesh offer natural markets for each others’ products. In their mutual trade, they enjoy the advantages of reduced transaction costs and quicker delivery due to geographical proximity, common language, heritage and physical infrastructures. On that ground, formation of a joint business chamber to boost trade between India and Bangladesh was a long felt necessity of the business communities of both the countries
