Bangladesh
Bangladesh (167 MN inhabitants) has been the fastest-growing economy in Asia-Pacific in recent years. Fish is the most consumed source of animal protein in Bangladesh (22 kg per person per year) and continues to rise due to increasing consumer purchasing power. Substantial investments are foreseen to facilitate sustainable and commercially viable growth of the domestic aquaculture sector. This offers opportunities for Dutch companies and knowledge institutions in virtually all segments of the aquaculture value chain in Bangladesh.
Aquaculture sector assessment
On behalf of the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Dhaka, Larive International, and its Bangladesh-based affiliate LightCastle Partners, have assessed the aquaculture sector in Bangladesh and identified the most interesting business opportunities for Dutch companies and knowledge institutions.
Webinar
Curious to learn which opportunities the Bangladeshi aquaculture sector offers for your organization? During the webinar, Matthias Brienen, Director of Larive International, and Zahed Amin, Director of LightCastle Partners will provide insights into the opportunities in the aquaculture sector and share their views on doing business in Bangladesh.
Webinar date: 21st April 2021
Time: 10.00 – 11.30h Amsterdam CET / 14.00 – 15.30h Dhaka BST
Meeting link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/4667062130
Program
During this online session, the following subjects will be presented:
- Key facts and figures of the Bangladesh economy.
- Highlights of the Bangladesh aquaculture value chain.
- Insights in the regulatory framework in Bangladesh from the perspective of a potential investor or exporter.
- Bottlenecks & opportunities in the aquaculture sector.
- Doing business in Bangladesh: How to position your organization?
We welcome questions and discussion at the end of the session.
Registration
If you would like to join the webinar and/or receive a copy of the full market report, please contact [email protected]. We look forward to welcoming you online!
Meeting link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/4667062130
image credit: WorldFishCenter
