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Four MoUs Signed to Boost Health Sector at Investment Summit
Four Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) were signed on the final day of the Bangladesh Investment Summit 2025, marking significant progress in strengthening partnerships in the country’s health sector.
According to Chief Adviser’s Deputy Press Secretary Abul Kalam Azad Majumder, a tripartite MoU was signed among Hasan Mohin Chartered Accountants, Abu Dhabi-based Entrepreneurs Group, and Beacon Pharmaceuticals PLC. Another tripartite MoU was inked involving Hasan Mohin Chartered Accountants, Universal Medical College and Hospital, and the Entrepreneurs Group.
Additionally, bilateral agreements were signed between Hasan Mohin Chartered Accountants and the Entrepreneurs Group, as well as with JPG Investments.
In parallel, the Summit also hosted key sessions focused on broader economic development:
- An "Apparel & Textiles" session, jointly organized by BGMEA and HSBC in partnership with BIDA, featured a keynote speech by Kihak Sung, Chairman and CEO of Youngone Corporation. The session spotlighted sustainability and export infrastructure through expert panel discussions.
- A "Digital Economy" session, led by Citi NA in collaboration with BIDA and UNDP, featured a keynote address by Faiz Ahmad Taiyeb, Policy Advisor at the ICT Division.
- A high-level roundtable, organized by BIDA, UNDP, and ILO, explored the intersection of trade, investment, governance, and responsible business conduct to promote decent work in Bangladesh.
The summit’s final day reflected growing interest from global and local investors across diverse sectors, especially health, digital technology, and sustainable manufacturing.