Dhaka: Chief Adviser’s Special Assistant for Economic Affairs Anisuzzaman Chowdhury today affirmed that Bangladesh’s economy remains stable despite economic crises across the globe and recent political changes in the country. Speaking at the ‘Foreign Investors Summit 2025’ held at a city hotel, he highlighted the resilience of Bangladesh’s economy amidst transitions that often lead to economic disruptions in other nations.
According to Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha, Anisuzzaman noted that the country’s GDP has stayed largely unaffected despite recent political shifts. He pointed out that Bangladesh’s capital market has shown stable performance in the global context, ranking third among Asian countries in market gains last month. This achievement is significant for a market previously troubled by irregularities.
Anisuzzaman emphasized the interim government’s efforts to develop a stronger and better-governed capital market, aligned with the vision of ‘Three Zeros’-zero poverty, zero unemployment, and zero carbon emissions. He encouraged both foreign and domestic investors to consider investing in Bangladesh, asserting that the capital market is poised for long-term investments.
The event was organized by BRAC EPL Stock Brokerage Limited and featured a welcome address by its CEO Ahsanur Rahman. Opening remarks were also delivered by Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission Commissioner Mohammad Mohsin Chowdhury, BRAC Bank Chairman Mehriar M Hasan, Dhaka Stock Exchange Chairman Mominul Islam, and Chittagong Stock Exchange Chairman AKM Habibur Rahman.