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The Best of Bangladesh is Business
Dhaka Chamber Building65-66 Motijheel C/A, GPO Box: 2641, Dhaka-1000, BangladeshTel : 88-02-955 4383, 955 2562, Fax: 88-02-956 0830, 955 0103
E-mail : [email protected], Website: www.dhakachamber.com
IntroducingDhaka Chamber of
Commerce & Industry2012
PANCHAGARH
NILPHAMARI
SYEDPUR
THAKURGAONLALMONIRHAT
DINAJPURRANGPUR
KURIGRAM
GAIBANDHA
JAIPURHAT
NAOGAON
RAJSHAHI
RANGPUR
DHAKA
SYLHET
INDIA
INDIA
INDIAINDIA
Bay of Bengal
KHULNABARISAL
G
NAWABGANJ
RAJSHAHI
BOGRA
NATORE
KUSHTIA
MEHERPUR
CHUADANGA
JHENAIDAH
RAJBARI
PABNA
ISHURDI
MANIKGANJ DHAKA
NARAYANGANJ
MUNSHIGANJ
SHARIATPURMADARIPUR
GOPALGANJ
BARISAL
SATKHIRA
KHULNA
BAGERHAT
BARGUNA
PATUAKHALI
JHALAKATI
PIROJPURBHOLA
NOAKHALI
LAKSHMIPUR
CHANDPUR
COMILLA
BRAHMANBARIA
NARSHINGDI
GAZIPUR
TANGAIL
MYMENSINGH
JAMALPUR
SHERPUR
NETRAKONA
SUNAMGANJSYLHET
MOULVIBAZAR
KISHOREGANJ HOBIGANJ
FENI
KHAGRACHARIHILL TRACTS
RANGAMATIHILL TRACTS
CHITTAGONG
BANDARBANHILL TRACTS
COX'S BAZAR
MAGURA
JESSORE NARAIL
FARIDPUR
SIRAJGANJ
Area of DivisionsDhaka : 31,119 Sq. Km. Chittagong : 33,771 Sq. Km.Rajshahi : 18,177 Sq. Km.Khulna : 22,274 Sq. Km.Sylhet : 12,596 Sq. Km.Barishal : 13,297 Sq. Km. Rangpur : 16.317 Sq. Km.
BANGLADESH0 25 50 km
Sea Port
City
Airport
EPZ
Dhaka Chamber of Commerce & Industry-A Profile
Dhaka Chamber of Commerce & Industry (DCCI) incorporated
under the Companies Act, in the year 1958, is the largest and
most vibrant Chamber of the country. It has been a pioneer in
rendering services for the development of private sector
business and industry in Bangladesh for over five decades.
DCCI represents more than 38 categories of small, medium and
large entrepreneurs contributing towards creation of wealth and
employment.
A Board of Directors headed by a President, supported by a
Senior Vice President and a Vice President run DCCI. The
President, Senior Vice President and Vice President are elected
by the Board every year. One third of the Directors are elected
every year for the term of three years.
Objectives and Functions of DCCI
DCCI aims to promote trade, investment and industrialization in
the country. It has proven record of contribution towards the
development of business sector of Bangladesh. Some of the
important functions of DCCI are:
to give market oriented inputs for formulation and
implementation of government policies in respect of import,
export, industry, investment, banking, insurance, fiscal
measures and annual budget etc;
to prepare materials for various conferences relating to WTO,
UNCTAD, SAPTA, SAFTA, BIMSTEC, D-8 and OIC-TIPS etc;
to represent trade commerce and industry on various
advisory or consultative committees at different ministries
and departments of the government;
to comment on national and international legislative
measures affecting trade, commerce and industry;
to function as a forum for exchanging views on trade and
economy among different Chamber members, Government
agencies, DCCI members and local or foreign business
delegations;
to disseminate business related information to the members;
to publish trade and investment related information, analysis,
guide books on a monthly or yearly basis;
to organize training courses, seminars/workshops/symposia,
trade delegations, trade fairs and participation thereof at
home and abroad;
to undertake activities like survey, research etc. for
suggesting favourable business related policies;
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to prepare Economic Policy Papers (EPPs) for conducting
policy advocacy for the benefit of the business sector;
to sign Memorandum of Understanding (MoUs) with overseas
Chambers and other business organizations;
to prepare, implement and evaluate projects for
entrepreneurship development and to deliver time bound,
need-based and diversified services to the business
community;
to help women entrepreneurs to promote and expand their
businesses.
Standing Committees
To monitor development in the industry, trade and economy and
to carry out the activities as mentioned above, DCCI constitutes
about 24 Standing Committees on different issues every year.
The Standing Committees give suitable recommendations
which provide the Board necessary inputs for decisions.
Assistance to the members
The Chamber provides assistance to its members in three main
ways. These are Representations, Services and Contacts.
Representation
DCCI puts forward its suggestions and recommendations in all
important financial, fiscal, trade, investment policies of the
Government. It has representation in about 70 Government,
Semi-Government and Autonomous Bodies.
Services
Dhaka Chamber provides some other services like; supplying of
Business Information, Documentation, Email, Telex, Facsimile,
Photocopy, Commercial Library, Computer Services etc. The
Chamber's aim is to provide opportunities to its members which
otherwise would have been almost beyond their reach. DCCI's
Services also cover training courses, seminars, workshops,
dialogues, discussion meetings, buyers' sellers' meet, press
meets and preparation of different types of publications.
Members are kept posted with all important notifications
/circulars/tenders issued by the government and Autonomous
Bodies concerning trade, commerce, industry, money, banking,
finance, labour etc. through general and special circulars.
Contacts
Dhaka Chamber holds discussion meeting with various
Ministries, Government Agencies/Bodies, Chambers, High
Commissions/ Embassies and high government officials;
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receives and sends foreign delegations; organize buyer's-
seller's meet, trade fairs, expositions etc.
Secretariat
DCCI has a full-fledged Secretariat with branches of
Administration, Accounts, Research, Public Relation, DBI,
Business Information & Library, Training and Knowledge
Centre, IT for providing various services to its members.
Research Cell
DCCI Research Cell acts as the think tank and focal point to
receive and process information, formulates DCCI's views and
ideas on trade and economy, provides inputs for policy
advocacy and disseminates the same to all concerned.
Publications of Dhaka Chamber
DCCI brings out a good number of regular publications. Of
these 1. Trade Information Bulletine 2. Monthly Review 3. Tax
Guide 4. SME Guide, 5. Introducing DCCI, 6. Training
Calender, 7. Women Directory, 8. Different Economic Policy
Papers, 9. Business Directory, Workshop / Seminar Reports,
Fact Sheets, Project and Training Brochures, 10. Annual
Reports etc. are worth mentioning.
Business Information Library
Dhaka Chamber has a well-equipped library having a good
collection of reference books, commercial directories,
government reports, parliamentary publications, commercial
journals, financial bulletins, international tenders, magazines
and newspapers of different countries with reading room
including internet facilities.
DCCI Business Institute (DBI)
To meet the growing demand of business community for
development of entrepreneurship and managerial capability, the
Chamber has established DCCI Business Institute (DBI) at its
own premise. The objective of DBI is to upgrade the skills of
business community by conducting various courses. It also
offers BBA course under National University having learned and
experienced faculty members.
Cooperation Agreements
DCCI has been actively cooperating with various international
agencies like UNDP, UNCTAD, WTO, ITC, ESCAP, UNIDO,
USAID, CBI World Bank, ICC, GTZ, ZDH, APO, JICA, IFC,
JETRO, CIPE, SEDF etc. in carrying out various joint project
activities for creation of a favourable investment climate and
promotion of trade and industry. Besides, DCCI signs
Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with other Chambers of the
world for promotion of bilateral trade and economic cooperation.
Membership Development
DCCI has been supported by a large number of small and
medium scale entrepreneur members engaged in business in
Dhaka. Multi-disciplinary members are the social characteristic
of the Chamber. It has exporters, importers, producers,
bankers, developers and other service oriented organizations
such as C&F Agents, PSI Companies, businessmen engaged in
shipping lines etc.
DCCI Knowledge Centre
DCCI, in cooperation with SEDF has established a Knowledge
Centre for providing knowledge-based services to the SMEs.
The objective of the centre is to increase the quantity and
quality of services being provided by DCCI by using high speed
internet and other ICT facilities.
Projects of DCCI:
Launching of Commercial Operation of Dhaka Customs
House Automation (DCHA) Project
One of the remarkable achievements of DCCI is launching of
commercial operation of Dhaka Customs House Automation
(DCHA)- the latest success in Public Private Partnership(PPP)
initiative. The Dhaka Customs House Automation (DCHA)
Project was taken up by National Board of Revenue(NBR), IFC-
BICF of World Bank and DCCI in cooperation with DataSoft.
Under the automation system, SITA, Airline Agent Feeder,
Airline Operator, Airline Express, C&F Agents, Airport Custom
(Import/Export Section, AIR Section, Speed Treasury, Airport),
Custom Intelligence, Bond Commission, Bangladesh Biman,
Dhaka ICD, PSI, DEPZ, NBR, Sonali Bank, Freight Forwarders
and all other related stakeholders will be provided fully
automated services. Dhaka Inland Container Depot will also be
covered with the automaton programme. The new system will
help cut down the customs procedures to six steps, in place of
the existing 31. The businesses can save both time and money
by around 80 per cent after the DCH is fully automated,
according to a study.
BUILD- Business Initiative Leading Development-a Public
Private Partnership project
Dhaka Chamber of Commerce & Industry (DCCI) in cooperation
with IFC-BICF and in partnership with Metropolitan Chamber of
Commerce & Industry (MCCI) and SME Foundation has been
implementing Business Initiative Leading Development(BUILD)
project. The project will continue for two years.
BUILD- a mechanism for Public-Private Dialogue(PPD) was
launched by Mr. Abul Maal Abdul Muhith, M.P, Hon'ble Finance
Minister on October 17, 2011 at a National Conference on
Public Private Partnership for Rapid Economic Growth at the
Hotel Rupashi Bangla. The 2-day Conference had one working
session to get views from different government and private
representatives in shaping up the operational mechanism of
BUILD. A supplement commemorating the launching of BUILD
was published in two leading Dailies one in bangla and another
in english highlighting on BUILD including messages from
different relevant Ministers extending their supports for this
noble initiative. A Theme Song was also prepared to give
enough publicity of the programme and express determination
to move forward jointly. The project will be able to help us to
suggest a framework for further development of private sector
for achieving targets of Vision 2021 announced by the present
Government.
The main objective of the project is to conduct effective
dialogue, research and policy advocacy to promote an improved
and enabling business environment in Bangladesh, which will
sustain for a long time vision.
The Netherlands Trust Fund II Project
Dhaka Chamber of Commerce & Industry (DCCI), along with
Bangladesh Association of Software and Information Services
(BASIS), and International Trade Center (ITC) and Centre for
the Promotion of Imports from Developing Countries (CBI)
Netherlands has signed "Netherlands Trust Fund II (NTF II)"
project in 2011. DCCI, BASIS, ITC and CBI Netherlands joined
in the signing of the NTF II project during the UN body Annual
Joint Advisory Group (JAG) meeting held in Geneva,
Switzerland on June 30th, 2011. The project, financed by the
Netherlands Trust Fund II (NTFII), will work towards creating
export competitiveness in the IT and IT-enabled services (ITES)
sector in Bangladesh. The project would be conducive to
increase the export potential of SMEs (Small and Medium
Enterprise) in Bangladesh and would help increasing
competitiveness of other sector contributing as cross-cutting
sector which would help in achieving the estimated 10 per cent
annual growth rate as has been targeted in Vision 2021. The
joint project aims at improving the image of Bangladesh as a
destination for IT and ITES outsourcing and build the capacity
of Trade Support Institutions(TSIs) to provide customized and
effective services, to increase exports from this promising
sector.
SWITCH Asia Re-Tie Bangladesh
"Reduction of environmental threats and increase of
exportability of Bangladeshi leather products"
The project is jointly undertaken by SEQUA, gGmbH, Germany,
United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO),
Bavarian Employer Association (bfz, gGmbH), DCCI,
Bangladesh Finished Leather Goods and Footwear Exporters
Association (BFLLFEA) and Bangladesh Tanners Association
(BTA).
CBI IT Outsourcing Export Coaching Program 2008-2014
(CBI ITO ECP)
Centre for the promotion of Imports from developing countries
(CBI) and organization of the Netherlands Government has
launched 'CBI ITO Export Coaching Program 2008-14'. The
objectives of CBI ITO ECP is the institutional development of
the Business Support Organization (BSOs) of the target
countries and promotion of export of IT related products of the
participating companies to the EU market and to assist
European services buyers in their offshore outsourcing buying
decision and guide them from strategy formulation to finalizing a
deal.
DCCI-GTZ Project on the Promotion Social Environmental
Standard in SME's
DCCI initiated the project in cooperation with GTZ with an
objective to increase awareness and knowledge among DCCI
members regarding environmental and social standard. The
project will continue in the year 2010 with some new activities.
DCCI Foundation
DCCI has got registration of DCCI Foundation and received
Certificate of Registration from Registrar of Joint Stock
Companies and Firms, Bangladesh in September 2009. Under
the banner of DCCI Foundation, the Chamber will be further
equipped to contribute more in enhancing skills by establishing
educational institutions, providing vocational trainings and
extending social services specially to the vulnerable section of
the community.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2012
President
Avwmd BeªvnxgASIF IBRAHIM
Managing DirectorNewage Garments Ltd.
Vice ChairmanNewage Accessories LimitedNewage Apparels LimitedNewage Fashionwear LimitedNewage Infotech Services LimitedNewage Plastics LimitedNewage Textiles LimitedNewage Yarn Dyeing LimitedNewage Resource Limited
Corporate Head Office:42/I, Indira Road, Dhaka- 1215, BangladeshTel: 88-02-8153204, 8112704Cell: 88-01713438980, 88-01713438990Fax: 88-02-8113518E-mail: [email protected]@newage-group.com
Line of Business: Manufacturer and exporter of ready-made garments, textiles, buttons, cartons, hangers, polybags and thread cones. Provider of information technology solutions for local and multinational companies.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2012
Senior Vice President
nvq`vi Avng` Lvb, GdwmGHAIDER AHMED KHAN, FCA
PartnerAhmed Khan & Co.Chartered Accountants
Modhumita Building (1st Floor)160 Motijheel C/ADhaka-1000, BangladeshTel : 88-02-9564896, 7172938 (O)8262996 (Res.)Cell: 88-01711520820Fax: 88-02-9570884Email: [email protected]@bol-online.com Website : akc-bd.com
Line of Business: Public Accountant i.e. Accounting, Auditing, Taxation, Financial and Management Consultancy.
Director
Gg ewki Dj-vn fuyBqvM. BASHIR ULLAH BHUIYAN
ProprietorShadow InternationalAdvance Trading Corporation
Meherba Plaza (3rd floor), 33 Topkhana RoadDhaka-1000, BangladeshTel: 88-02-9569819, 9560292Cell: 88-01711-533877Fax: 88-02-9564327E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.shadowgroupbd.com
BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2012
Line of Business: Indenting, import and marketing of plant and machineries for power plants, fertilizer factory, paper mills, cement industry and oil refinery.
Director
gvnveye AvbvgMAHABUB ANAM
DirectorTrade and Commerce Bangladesh Ltd.
ProprietorMahabub & Associates
5/B-14, Block-D, (2nd floor)Razia Sultana Road, MohammadpurDhaka-1207, BangladeshTel: 88-02-8157937Cell: 88-01713-040824Email: [email protected]
Line of Business: Tourism, consultancy, educational institutes, fashion house, transport, capital market, heavy electrical construction and agency.
Director
wU AvB Gg b~i“j KexiT. I. M. NURUL KABIR
Managing Director & CEOSpinnovation Limited Chairman & CEOUpgrade Solutions Technologies Ltd.
Building No.-445, (2nd floor)Road- 31, New DOHS, MohakhaliDhaka- 1206, BangladeshTel: 88-02-9860715Cell: 88-01711563977Email: [email protected] [email protected]
BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2012
Line of Business: Software, IT services, consultancy and outsourcing services.
Director
IqvKvi Avn‡g` †PŠayixWAQAR AHMAD CHOUDHURY
Managing Director & CEOGreen Delta LR Holdings Ltd.
DirectorNascom (Pvt.) Limited
Hadi Mansion (6th floor) 2, Dilkusha C/A., Dhaka-1000, BangladeshTel: 88-02-9553536, 9563356Cell: 88-01711521197Fax: 88-02-9562188Email: [email protected], [email protected]: www.gdslbd.com
Line of Business: Share brokerage, asset management, merchant banking and trading.
Director
G Gm Gg gwnDwÏb †gv‡bgASM MOHIUDDIN MONEM
Deputy Managing DirectorAbdul Monem Sugar Refinery Limited
Monem Business District111, Bir Uttam C.R. Dutta Road(Sonargaon Road)Dhaka- 1205, BangladeshTel: 88-02-9676301Fax : 88-02-9668638Cell- 88-01713-007979, 88-01713-443355E-mail: [email protected]
BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2012
Line of Business: Construction, Beverage, Ice-cream & Dairy, Sugar, Food & IT.
Director
Imgvb MwbOSMAN GANI
Publisher & CEOM/s. Agamee Prakashani
CEOM/s. Swarbarna Printers
Managing DirectorBook Village Bangladesh Ltd.
ChairmanBangladesh Digital Printing & Packaging Ltd.
36 Bangla Bazar, Dhaka-1100, BangladeshTel : 88-02-7111332, 7110021Cell: 88-01819219024Fax : 88-02-7110021E-mail: [email protected]
Line of Business: Publishing, Printing, Import & Export.
Director
Lvqi“j gwR` gvngy`KHAIRUL MAJID MAHMUD
Managing DirectorCaldwell Development Ltd.
House-54, Road-11, Block-CBanani, Dhaka-1213, BangladeshTel : 88-02-8824192, 8824197Fax : 88-02-8836737 Cell: 88-01714024896E-mail: [email protected]
BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2012
Line of Business: Real Estate, International Trade (Commodity), ICT, Infrastructure Building.
Director
†K Gg Gb gb&&Ryi“j nKK.M.N. MANJURUL HOQUE
Proprietor & CEOM/s. WIDE LINK INTERNATIONAL
DirectorAGRANI BANK LIMITED(State owned Commercial Bank)
33 Topkhana Road (1st floor), Meherba Plaza, Sabuj Chaya, Dhaka-1000, BangladeshTel : 88-02-9555767, 9562300Cell: 88-01819219292Fax : 88-02-9123418, 9571022E-mail: [email protected] [email protected]
Line of Business: General Business & Trading, Import Railway Aviation Spares & Home Appliance, Export Jute Goods & Non-Traditional Items.
Director
Aveyj †nv‡mbABUL HOSSAIN
Managing DirectorFazila Group
Corporate Office34, Bijoy Nagar (1st floor), Dhaka-1000, BangladeshTel : 88-02-8331704-5, Cell: 88-01713-042077Fax : 88-02-9358974E-mail : [email protected]@fazilagroup.comweb : www.fazilagroup.com
BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2012
Line of Business : Electronics, Textile, Real Estate, Tourism, Dredging, Automobiles etc.
Director
Imvgv ZvmxiOSAMA TASEER
Managing DirectorFour Wings Ltd.
Industrial Plot # 4Milk Vita Road, Section #7Mirpur, Dhaka-1216Tel: 88-02-9011471, 88-02-9014742 (O)Cell : 88-01711-826160Fax: 88-02-9013381Email: [email protected]
Line of Business : 100% Export oriented Readymade Garment Industry.
Director
†gvnvt Bd‡ZLviDwÏb (bIkv`)MOHD. IFTEKHARUDDIN (NAUSHAD)
DirectorModhumita Group
Proprietor Inn-Win Enterprise
Modhumita Cinema Building158-160, Motijheel C/A, Dhaka-1000Tel: 88-02-9551777 Cell: +88-01711524284Fax: 88-02-9569841Email: [email protected]
BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2012
Line of Business : Import of Films.
Director
†K wR KwigK. G. KARIM
Managing DirectorKarim & Sons
1/E/1, Zigatola, DhanmondiDhaka-1209, BangladeshTel: 88-02-8622345Cell: 88-01713038351Fax: 88-02-8622346Email: [email protected]
Line of Business: Indenting and Import.
Director
Avemvi Kwig †PŠayixABSAR KARIM CHOWDHURY
CEOM/s. Fazal Wire & Metal Industries M/s. The Fazal Industries 41/1, Horycharan Roy RoadFaridabad, Dhaka- 1204, BangladeshCell. 88-01199-804929Fax : 88-02-9560830
BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2012
Line of Business: Electrical Product, Metal Wire Products.
Director
Gg Avey †nvivqivM. ABU HORAIRA
ProprietorM/s. Salman Refrigeration
CEONaaz Trade Link
Managing PartnerNishat Trading Corporation Contact Address: 103, K.P. Ghosh Street, ArmanitolaDhaka- 1100, BangladeshTel : 88-02-7394330 Cell: 88-01711537073Fax: 88-02-7312252E-mail: [email protected]
Line of Business: Marketers and Importer of Air Conditioning & Refrigerating Equipments, Refrigerant Gases, Lubricants & Capital Machineries, Exporter of Leather Handicrafts & Holy Books etc.
Director
L›`Kvi knx`yj BmjvgKh. SHAHIDUL ISLAM
Owner Dhaka Diesel & Machineries
CEOM/s. Mahabuba Khandaker
Presidency Tower205 Nawabpur RoadDhaka-1100, BangladeshTel : 88-02-7117411, 7117055, 9566701Cell : 88-01713-001107Fax : 88-02-7121347E-mail: [email protected]
BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2012
Line of Business : Import & Export : Power tools, Water pump, Water meter, Electronic motor, Diesel Engine, Generator, Air Compressor, Ball Bearing, Rubber Belt, Power Tiller, Vibrator Machine & all sorts of Machineries.
Director
†nv‡mb G wmK`viHOSSAIN A. SIKDER
Managing DirectorKohinoor Leather Products Ltd.
Kohinoor Garments Patchary &Accessories (BD) Incorporate
HomeTech Developments & Holdings Ltd.
70, Shahid Sayed Nazrul Islam Soroni, North South Road (Premier Bank Bhaban)1st Floor, Dhaka-1100, BangladeshTel : 88-02-7169014, 9566402Cell: 88-01711523675Fax : 88-02-7121273E-mail: [email protected] [email protected]
Line of Business: Manufacturer & Exporter of leather & leather goods, Garments Accessories, Construction & Real Estate.
Former Presidents of DCCI
1959-60
1960-61
1961-62
1962
1962-63
1963-64
1964-67
1967
1967-68
1968-69
1969-72
1972-76
1976
1976-79
1979-82
1982-84
1984-85 &
1992-93
1985-86 &
1991-92
Late Sakhawat Hossain
Late Abu Nasir Ahmed
Late Yahya Ahmed Bawany
Late Nurul Huda
Late Mohd. Ayub
Late Sakhawat Hossain
Late Ahmed Hossain
Late Q.J. Ahmed
Late A Qasem
Late Akhlaque Ahmed
Late Matiur Rahman
Late K.A. Sattar
Late Mirza Golam Hafiz
Chowdhury Tanbir Ahmed Siddiky
Late Nuruddin Ahmed
M.A. Sattar
Late M Yunus, FCA
Mahbubur Rahman
9552485, 9572258(0)
9122120, 9111732(0)8812900, 8810661 (R)01199865876
8621942, 96766988622583-4 (0), 8827555 (R) 01199850219
Year Name Telephone
Former Presidents of DCCI
1986-90
1993-94
1994-95
1995 & 1998
1996
1997
1999
2000
2001
2002-03
2004
2005
2006
2007-08
2009
2010
2011
Late A.S. Mahmud
A.T.M. Waziullah
A. Rob Chowdhury
R. Maksud Khan
Ali Hossain (Hasan)
A.S.M. Quasem
M.H. Rahman
Aftab-ul Islam
Benajir Ahmed
Matiur Rahman
Fazle R.M. Hasan, FCA
Sayeeful Islam
M. A. Momen
Hossain Khaled
Zafar Osman
Abul Kasem Khan
Asif Ibrahim
8931250-1, 8924075 (0)89 1 1840, 8911870 (R)01199850139
8916300 (0), 8914191 (R)01713002300
9343948 (0)8920665, 8921334 (R)01713002080
9346331 (R), 0192210777
9126536, 8110341, 8116951 (0), 9123340 (R)01711525250
9893637-8, 8832897-8 (0) 881 9790, 8821794 (R) 01711567137
9553317, 9555403(0)8821174, 8817001 (R)01711560452
81 1 7296, 81 1 9968(0)
8919986-7, 01713040509
8144330(0), 01199850217
9550539, 9554491 (0) 8860109(R), 01199858716
8118151, 9120428-9 (0)
9895372 (R), 01711527439
9568888 (0) , 83 13208 (R) 01819241999
9564033(0), 01711537968
8825801-2(0), 01713039697
9892169, 01819210210
8153204, 8112704
01713438990
Year Name Telephone
Former Sr. Vice Presidents of DCCI
1970-72
1973-74
1975
1976
1977-78
1978-79
1979-82
1982-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-88
1989-90
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
A. Sattar Karawadia
Khorshed Alam
A.M.M Shamsul Alam
M.A. Huq (Late)
M.A. Huq (Late)
M.A. Khaleque (Late)
M. Reza (Late)
Shamsuzzoha Khan (Late)
Alhaj Abdus Salam
Md. Ali Hossain
A.M. Mubash-Shar
A.M. Mubash-Shar
Masudur Rahman
Masudur Rahman
Syed Jamaluddin Haider
Sajjatuz Jumma
Hossain Akhtar
Fazle R.M. Hasan, FCA
Ashraf Ibn Noor
Masudur Rahman
Sajjatuz Jumma
A.M. Mubash-Shar
Mahbub-Uz-Zaman
Shabbir Ahmed Khan
Zafar Osman
A.M. Mubash-Shar
Manzur-Ur-Rahman (Ruskin)
Hossain Khaled
M. Shahjahan Khan
Salahuddin Abdullah
M.S. Shekil Chowdhury
M. Shahjahan Khan
T.I.M. Nurul Kabir
9551811
7310809 (0) 7314313 (R)
9361 954 (Res.)
9361 954 (Res.)
9132034(0) 9663924 (R)
9132034(0) 9663924 (R)
9354290-1
9570812 (O)
9564033 (O)
9550539 (O) 8860043 (R)
8620533 (R)
9132034(0), 9663924 (R)
9570812 (O)
9361954 (Res.)
7300477(0), 7300377 (R)
8618781-3 (O)
8825801-2 (O)
9361 954 (Res.)
9330199 (0), 8627405 (R)
9564033 (O)
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Official Name : People's Republic of Bangladesh
Form of Government : Parliamentary Form of Government
Head of the State : President
Head of the Government : Prime Minister
Geographical Location : In South Asia: between 20o 34 and 26o 38 North Latitude and between 88o01 and 92o 41 East Longitude Consists of mostly flat fertile alluvial land.
Boundaries : North: India (West Bengal & Meghalaya), West: India (West Bengal), East: India, (Tripura & Assam) and Myanmar, South: Bay of Bengal.
Area : 147,570 sq. km (56,977 sq. miles) (Territorial water- 12 nautical miles)
Capital City : Dhaka (Metropolitan Area 522 sq. kms.)
Standard Time : GMT +6 hours
Climate : Tropical; Mild Winter (October to March); Hot, Humid Summer (March to June); Humid- Warm Rainy Monsoon (June to October)
Rainfall : 1194 mm to 3454 mm (June- August)
Population : 147.9 million (Provisional estimate, 2010-11)
Life expectancy : 66.1 years (men), 68.7 years (women), 67.2 (Both)
Per Capita GDP : US $755
Internet domain : bd
Intl. dialling code : +880
Land boundaries : Total: 4,246 km (border countries: Myanmar 193 km, India 4,053 km)
Highest peak : Keokradong (Bandarban Hill District) 1,230 m
Labor force : by occupation: agriculture: 48.4%, industry: 24.3%, services: 14.2%
Literacy Rate : 56.7 Percent. (2009)
Language : 95 percent Bengali, 5 percent other dialects. English is widely understood and spoken.
Religion : Muslim (88.3%), Hindu (10.5%), Buddhist (0.6%), Christian (0.3%) and Animists and believers in tribal faiths (0.3%).
Food : Rice, bread, fruits, vegetables, pulses, fish, meat and potato
Currency : Taka (BDT)
Principal Industries : Jute, Tea, Textiles, Ready-made Garments (RMG), Paper, Newsprint, Fertilizer, Leather and Leather Goods, Sugar, Cement, Fish processing, Pharmaceuticals, Chemical Industries, Plastic and Ceramics.
BANGLADESH COUNTRY PROFILE
Major Trading Partners : USA, EU countries, India, China, Japan, South Korea, Australia, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Indonesia, Thailand, Saudi Arabia, UAE etc.
Traditional Export Goods : Raw Jute, Jute Goods, Tea, Leather, and Leather Products etc.
Non-traditional Exports : Ready-made garments, Knitwear, Frozen Shrimps, Other Fish products, Jute Carpet, Shoes and other leather goods, Newsprint, Paper, Naphtha, Furnace Oil, Urea, Fruits & Vegetables, Cut Flower, Handicrafts, Jewelries.
Principal Imports : Petroleum products, Food Grains, Oil Seeds, Crude Petroleum, Fertilizer, Cement Clinker, Staple Fibers, Yarn, Fabrics, Iron, & Steel, Capital Machineries, Automobiles etc.
International Airports : Hajrat Shahjalal (Rh.) International Airport, Dhaka, Shah Amanat International Airport, Chittagong and Osmani International Airport, Sylhet.
Domestic Airports : Dhaka, Chittagong, Sylhet, Cox's Bazar, Thakurgaon, Syedpur, Rajshahi, Jessore, Barisal and Ishwardi.
Domestic Airlines : Public Sector: Bangladesh Biman, Private Sector: GMG Airlines, Regent Airways and United Airways (BD.) Ltd.
Sea Ports : Chittagong and Mongla
Inland River Ports : Dhaka, Chandpur, Barisal, Khulna, Bhairab, Naryanganj, Sirajganj.
Land Ports : Benapol, Teknaf, Banglabandha, Sonamasjid, Hili, Darshana, Birol, Burimari, Tamabil, Haluaghat, Akhaura, Bibirbazar and Bhomra.
Radio Broadcast Station : Dhaka, Chittagong, Rajshahi, Khulna, Sylhet, Comilla, Rangamati and Thakurgaon.
TV Broadcast : Dhaka, Natore, Chittagong, Brahmanbaria, Patuakhali, Noakhali, Bangladesh Television, Chanel I, ATN Bangla, NTV, RTV, ETV etc.
Press : The Daily Star, The Financial Express, New Age, Prothom alo, Jugantor, Ittefaq, Inquilab, Kaler Kantho etc. are some prominent dailies.
News Agency : Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha (BSS), bdnews24.com, banglanews24.com etc.
Satellite Station : Betbunia and Talibabad
Tourist Season : October to March
Major Export - partners : USA 22.28%, Germany 15%, UK 9.01%, France 6.71%, Italy 3.7% Netherlands 1.8% (2011)
Major Import - partners : India 15.2%, Malaysia 5.8%, Japan 4.4%, Singapore 4%, Rep. of Korea 3.7%
Communications : Railways: 2,768 km, Roadways: total: 239,226 km, Waterways: 8,370 km
Source : Bangladesh Economic Survey, 2011 (MoF), BoI, EPB & different Govt. published sources.
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26
7.4
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1.6
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5.0
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4.9
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9.2
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3.1
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0
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28
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19
.78
Sourc
es: i) B
angla
desh E
conom
ic S
urv
ey,
2011
(M
OF
); ii) E
conom
ic T
rends, January
, 2012 (
BB
); iii)
Export
Sta
tem
ent (E
PB
), iv)
Import
Sta
tem
ent (B
B)
Com
pile
d b
y: D
CC
I R
esearc
h C
ell,
Dhaka C
ham
ber
of C
om
merc
e &
Industr
y (
DC
CI)
, 65-6
6 M
otijh
eel C
/A, D
haka-1
000
EC
ON
OM
IC I
ND
ICA
TO
RS
OF
BA
NG
LA
DE
SH
(2
00
2-0
3 T
O 2
01
0-1
1)
Graphical Representation ofEconomic Indicators of Bangladesh
(2001-02 to 2010-11)
GDP Composition
Service
49.70%
Industry
30.35%
Agriculture
19.95%
GDP
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
Bil
lio
n U
S $
Graphical Representation ofEconomic Indicators of Bangladesh
(2001-02 to 2010-11)
Export and Import
0
5000
10000
15000
20000
25000
30000
35000
40000
2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
Export Import
Mil
lio
n U
S $
800
700
600
500
400
300
200
100
0
US
$
2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
Percapita Income
Graphical Representation ofEconomic Indicators of Bangladesh
(2001-02 to 2010-11)
14000
12000
10000
8000
6000
4000
2000
0
2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
Foreign Exchange Reserve Remittance
Foreign Exchange Reserve and Remittance
Mil
lio
n U
S $
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
Pe
rce
nta
ge
Gross Investment National SavingsRevenue Earning Revenue expenditure
Savings and Investment and Revenue Earning & Revenue Expenditure asPercentage of GDP
Source : Bangladesh Economic Survey, 2011 (MoF). Compiled by DCCI Research Cell.
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