Ambassador Mushfiqul highlights Bangladesh's economic resilience, investor confidence
He drew attention to the Bangladesh Investment Summit in Dhaka, where over foreign participants from more than 50 countries explored opportunities in one of the world's most promising emerging markets
Bangladesh Ambassador to Mexico Mushfiqul Fazal Ansarey has emphasised Bangladesh's economic resilience, citing strong GDP growth, declining inflation and renewed investor confidence.
Speaking at a reception, he drew attention to the Bangladesh Investment Summit in Dhaka, where over foreign participants from more than 50 countries explored opportunities in one of the world's most promising emerging markets.
Touching on bilateral ties, the ambassador noted the upcoming celebration of 50 years of diplomatic relations between Bangladesh and Mexico in 2025.
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The Embassy of Bangladesh in Mexico hosted the reception recently to celebrate the 54th anniversary of Independence and National Day of Bangladesh.
The event was graced by ambassadors and heads of missions from more than 50 countries residing in Mexico, along with senior diplomats, government officials, business leaders, academics, politicians, journalists, representatives of civil society and leaders of the Bangladeshi diaspora.
Fernando Gonzalez Saiffe, Director General for Asia-Pacific at the Mexican Ministry of Foreign Affairs, attended as the Guest of Honour.
The ceremony commenced with the solemn rendition of the national anthems of Bangladesh and Mexico, followed by a cake-cutting ceremony joined by Ambassador Mushfiqul Fazal, and fellow ambassadors.
In his welcome speech, Ambassador Mushfiqul Fazal paid deep homage to the martyrs and valiant freedom fighters of the 1971 Liberation War.
Ambassador Mushfiqul highlighted the significance of the student-led mass movement in July 2024.
He reiterated Bangladesh's unwavering commitment to democracy, justice, and inclusive development. "The spirit of our Liberation War is alive in the hearts of our people," said the Ambassador.
He also commented that "Today, the new Bangladesh under the leadership of Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus, is committed to constitutional reform, electoral transparency, judicial independence and good governance."
The guest of honour, Fernando Gonzalez Saiffe also addressed the audience.
He lauded Bangladesh's valuable contribution to international peace operations.
Gonzalez also recognized the ongoing efforts of the interim government to restore peace and preparation for an inclusive election.
In light of current global challenges, he expressed optimism for strengthened collaboration between Mexico and Bangladesh.
The reception featured a captivating musical performance by celebrated Bangladeshi artist Nancy, alongside an exquisite showcase of traditional Bangladeshi cuisine.
Guests were presented with handcrafted jute bags, ceramic mugs, and glass bowls, embodying Bangladesh's cultural heritage.
Additionally, the gift bags included the latest issue of MUNDO Magazine, a prestigious Spanish-language diplomatic publication, which features Bangladesh's July Movement on its cover page.
