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Slide 1: Introduction to FDI and Bangladesh

“Hello everyone, today I’m going to talk about Foreign Direct Investment, or FDI,
and how it impacts Bangladesh's economy.

First, what is FDI? It’s when people or companies from other countries invest
money into businesses in Bangladesh. This is really important because it helps our
economy grow by bringing in new money and expertise.

Bangladesh has set a big goal for itself – to become a developed country by 2041.
To achieve this, we need to look closely at how FDI can help us reach that goal.”

Slide 2: Types and Benefits of FDI

“Now, let’s talk about the different types of FDI and why they’re beneficial.

There are three main types of FDI:

1. Greenfield Investments: This is when foreign companies build new


facilities from scratch.
2. Mergers and Acquisitions: This happens when they buy existing
businesses.
3. Joint Ventures: This is when they partner with local companies.

FDI brings many benefits to our economy:

1. Capital Inflow: It brings more money into the country.


2. Technology Transfer: We get new technologies and skills.
3. Job Creation: It creates more employment opportunities for our people.”

Slide 3: Impact of FDI on Bangladesh’s Economy

“Finally, let’s look at how FDI impacts Bangladesh’s economy.

FDI helps increase our country’s GDP, which is a measure of economic growth.

Some key sectors that benefit from FDI are:


1. Manufacturing: More factories and production facilities are built.
2. Infrastructure: We get better roads, bridges, and buildings.
3. Technology: There is an improvement in technology and innovation.

Looking ahead, we need to:

 Attract more diverse types of FDI.


 Improve our policies to support FDI.
 Focus on achieving our goal of becoming a developed country by 2041.

Thank you for listening. Do you have any questions?”

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