Bangladesh’s Industry Adviser Adilur Rahman Khan led a four-member delegation to the 11th Ministerial Conference of Least Developed Countries (LDCs), organized by the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) and hosted by Saudi Arabia in Riyadh. The conference, themed “Driving Inclusive Industrialization in LDCs: Investment, Innovation and Partnerships,” focused on mobilizing investment and formulating transformative industrial policies to ensure sustainable industrial growth and smooth graduation from LDC status. Adilur participated as a panelist in the high-level dialogue 'Shaping LDCs Industrialization Agenda,' where he highlighted Bangladesh’s progress toward LDC graduation and emphasized the interim government’s three priorities—zero carbon emissions, zero unemployment, and zero poverty. He also underscored the importance of SMEs in driving inclusive industrialization. Additionally, Adilur co-chaired an informal session on the draft ministerial declaration, which will be adopted at UNIDO’s 21st General Conference in November 2025. Bangladesh’s Permanent Representative to UNIDO, Ambassador Tawfiq Hasan, was also part of the delegation.