Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus has invited Malaysian companies to invest in Bangladesh, highlighting the country’s new business-friendly initiatives under the interim government. Speaking at a business forum, Yunus noted that in the past, Bangladesh’s business environment did not progress as he had hoped, but now “New Bangladesh” is fostering innovation, with business potential being a key element. He emphasized that Bangladesh offers opportunities for young and creative individuals and urged investors to tap into the talent of young Bangladeshi expatriates abroad, who he said are always eager to contribute to their homeland. The event began with a presentation by BIDA’s Chowdhury Ashiq, showcasing Bangladesh’s competitive advantages and the government’s efforts to remove tariff and non-tariff barriers.