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Japan’s ambassador to Bangladesh, Ito Naoki, hopes that the image of Bangladesh will change in the next five years.
He expressed this hope in a lengthy conversation with Bashundhara Group Managing Director Sayem Sobhan Anvir on Wednesday.
Naoki said that the face of Bangladesh will change in the next five years. The world will have a new Bangladesh in 2025. Examples will be set in all kinds of development.
Daily Sun editor Enamul Haque Chowdhury, Kaler Kantha editor Imdadul Haque Milon, Bangladesh Pratidin editor and News Twentyfour CEO Naeem Nizam, Banglanews24werh Newserreh editor Tayyab and Bashundhara Kings President Imrul Hasan were present.
The Ambassador of Japan said that Bangladesh will occupy a new place in the world if the Third Terminal, the Matarbari project and the Metrorail project are implemented. Matarbari especially will be modern Singapore. Port communication will acquire a new dimension. The enormous development that is taking place in the private sector around these projects is also an achievement for Bangladesh.
He said that the Japanese Economic Zone is being built on a thousand acres of land in Araihazar Upazila, near Dhaka, with the priority of Japanese investors. Several large industrial groups in Japan will be able to invest in this economic zone. The Ambassador said that Bangladesh has been successful in reversing the economy by coping with the effects of the Corona virus epidemic. In this case, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s leadership is commendable. Not only is the economy recovering, but much of the infrastructure that is developing under his leadership is becoming visible. Bangladesh has a new look.
Bangladesh time: 1520 hours, December 23, 2020
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