EPB said that instead of eight sectors last year, a total of 12 sectors are being included this time, including readymade garments, leather, handicrafts, agricultural products, plastics, furniture, medicine, ICT, and automobiles. Ambassadors and commercial counselors of various countries have been involved to increase the participation of international buyers and highlight the capacity of domestic products in foreign markets.
Economy
‘Global Sourcing Expo’ to begin in Dhaka on November 15; over 200 companies from 12 sectors to participate
Staff Reporter
Published: Wednesday, 28 October 2026
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To make the expo suitable for international trade, an exchange meeting was organized on Wednesday afternoon with diplomats from various countries stationed in Dhaka, buyers' forum and trade promotion representatives. The organizers expect that this expo will strengthen connections between international buyers and domestic suppliers and bring new momentum to the country's export trade.
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