AmCham reaffirms support for policies driving sustainable growth, investment
AmCham highlighted the continued contribution of American investors across key sectors, including energy, insurance, and financial services, digital economy, FMCG, RMG, and shared industry perspectives on improving the investment climate.
The American Chamber of Commerce in Bangladesh (AmCham) has reaffirmed its commitment to working with the Ministry of Finance and relevant stakeholders to advance policies that support sustainable economic growth, investment and a more conducive business environment in Bangladesh.
The chamber made the remarks after its newly elected Executive Committee met Finance Minister Amir Khosru Mahmud Chowdhury at the Bangladesh Secretariat today (25 June) to discuss key priorities related to the FY2026-27 national budget.
The meeting marked the first formal engagement between the newly elected Executive Committee of AmCham Bangladesh and the finance Minister, reaffirming the Chamber's commitment to fostering closer public-private collaboration to support Bangladesh's sustainable economic growth and investment objectives.
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The AmCham delegation was led by Syed Mohammad Kamal, President, and included Ala Uddin Ahmad, Vice President; Reza Ur Rahman Mahmud, Treasurer; Executive Committee Members Habib Bhuiyan, Al Mamun M. Rashel, and Ataur Rahim Chowdhury; along with AmCham members Md Moinul Huq, Sabbir Ahmed, and Momshad Ali Khan.
During the meeting, AmCham highlighted the continued contribution of American investors across key sectors, including energy, insurance, and financial services, digital economy, FMCG, RMG, and shared industry perspectives on improving the investment climate.
The delegation also provided targeted feedback on the FY2026–27 National Budget, noting its positive direction while emphasizing the importance of effective execution to fully realize its growth ambitions.
The discussion reflected a constructive exchange on policy priorities, with particular focus on strengthening investor confidence, ensuring regulatory predictability, and enhancing public-private collaboration to support Bangladesh's sustained economic growth.
AmCham Bangladesh expressed its appreciation to the finance minister for his valuable time and constructive engagement.
