Chandrajit Banerjee, leading the CII mission, underscored that the delegation represents a broad spectrum of interests, spanning from heavy engineering to healthcare. Rather than waiting for formal state-level directives, the group is already mapping out follow-up missions focused on infrastructure development and the integration of emerging technologies.
For their part, Bangladeshi industry representatives are pushing for a shift from simple trade to a more integrated manufacturing partnership. Rupali Haque Chowdhury, President of the Foreign Investors' Chamber of Commerce & Industry, urged Indian firms to establish local production hubs. Such a move would facilitate the transfer of technical expertise, effectively anchoring Indian capital within the Bangladeshi economy despite the lingering regional uncertainty.





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