Bangladesh, Malaga chambers eye wider trade, investment ties
The FBCCI delegation expressed interest in benefiting from the experience and facilities of Malaga's renowned technology park
Daily Sun Report, Dhaka
Published: 26 Sep 2026, 04:49 PM
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The Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FBCCI) and the Malaga Chamber of Commerce and Industry have expressed interest in working jointly to expand bilateral trade and investment between Bangladesh and Malaga, particularly in emerging and promising sectors.
The two sides made the commitment at a meeting held
in Malaga on Friday between an FBCCI business delegation and representatives of
the Malaga Chamber of Commerce and Industry to explore ways to deepen business
and economic cooperation, said a press release.
Malaga Chamber Vice President Paloma Moreno Marin
led the chamber delegation.
Malaga is a major port city in Andalusia in southern
Spain.
At the meeting, FBCCI Administrator Md Fazlul Hoque
said around 97% of products currently imported from Bangladesh by businesses in
the Malaga region are readymade garments.
He urged Malaga businesses to diversify their
imports from Bangladesh beyond RMG and explore quality products from sectors
including pharmaceuticals, ceramics, jute goods, leather products and other
globally competitive Bangladeshi products.
The FBCCI administrator also invited Malaga-based
businessmen and entrepreneurs to visit Bangladesh and explore investment
opportunities in emerging sectors.
In response, Paloma Moreno Marin highlighted
Malaga's technological capabilities and invited Bangladeshi businesses to
explore opportunities to import technology products and services from Malaga
and invest in relevant sectors.
The FBCCI delegation expressed interest in
benefiting from the experience and facilities of Malaga's renowned technology
park.
The two sides also agreed to work towards signing a
memorandum of understanding (MoU) between FBCCI and the Malaga Chamber to
facilitate technology cooperation, agricultural development, investment promotion
and stronger institutional and business-to-business ties.
Bangladesh Ambassador to Spain Md Masudur Rahman,
FBCCI Secretary General Md Alamgir, First Vice President of the Official
Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Services and Navigation of Malaga Esther
Martinez Reyes, members of the visiting FBCCI business delegation and
representatives of the Malaga Chamber attended the meeting.