Foreign companies, including Meta, are interested in working with AI in Bangladesh
Many foreign companies are coming forward with the use of AI technology in the agricultural sector of Bangladesh. At the same time, Meta (Facebook) showed interest in working with AI in Bangladesh, conveyed the Prime Minister's Private Investment Adviser Salman Fazlur Rahman.
He shared this information to reporters after meeting with the executive business delegation of the US-Bangladesh Business Council in the conference room of the Bangladesh Investment Development Authority building in Agargaon on Monday. Representatives of big companies including Boeing, Accelerate, Amazon, Meta, Visa Card participated in the meeting.
Expressing the hope that the country's economy will be more stable by December, Advisor Salman F Rahman MP said that the Ministry of Finance and Bangladesh Bank are working to reform the banking sector. Initiatives have been taken to eliminate the weakness of the stock market.
After the meeting, Salman F. Rahman MP told the reporters, 'There are definitely challenges in the country's economy. But we can deal with it. The dollar crisis is also decreasing.
Salman F. Rahman said in a discussion with the executive business delegation of the US-Bangladesh Business Council that many foreign companies are coming forward with the use of AI technology in the agricultural sector. They want to invest in the country. They said we have an investment climate here.
Salman F Rahman said that Meta (Facebook) is also interested in working with AI in Bangladesh. Besides, Amazon is already doing business in Bangladesh. Which now wants to work with import export too.
Prime Minister's investment advisor said, Visa, Mastercard want to add AI technology in future. One has to stand in long queue at toll plaza or to buy metro rail ticket. That problem will be solved if AI technology is added to Visa, MasterCard. Payment will be made through AI.
Stating the need to reform the country's banking sector, Prime Minister's Private Industry and Investment Adviser Salman F. Rahman said that work is underway in this regard. He also said that discussions are ongoing on what can be done to overcome the liquidity crisis.
