Malaysia & Bangladesh — Bangladesh Investment Development Authority

Malaysia: The conference supports Malaysia's National Energy Transition Roadmap (NETR) and its net-zero 2050 target, potentially attracting green investments and enhancing its position as a regional hub for sustainable industrial innovation.

Bangladesh — Bangladesh Investment Development Authority: MIDA co-hosted the conference and supported green investment frameworks, promoting Malaysia as a destination for high-value investments in clean energy and industrial decarbonisation.

Malaysia: Malaysia is a co-creator of the JS-SEZ, aiming to boost its economy through foreign investment and cross-border collaboration with Singapore. The event details the incentives offered by Malaysia for the Forest City SFZ and the overall economic growth projections for the country.

Bangladesh — Bangladesh Investment Development Authority: The Bangladesh — Bangladesh Investment Development Authority is part of the IMFC-J, playing a role in attracting and facilitating investments into the JS-SEZ.

Malaysia: Malaysia benefits from increased local manufacturing and technology transfer, supporting its clean energy transition and industrial capabilities.

Bangladesh — Bangladesh Investment Development Authority: MIDA supports the partnership as a demonstration of international collaboration strengthening Malaysia's industrial capabilities.

Malaysia: Malaysia reaffirmed its commitment to supporting Bangladesh's economic development and discussed cooperation in labor markets, energy, and trade during the Prime Minister's visit.

Bangladesh — Bangladesh Investment Development Authority: Bangladesh — Bangladesh Investment Development Authority organized the Bangladesh Investment Forum in Beijing, where Tarique Rahman invited Chinese companies to invest in Bangladesh.