What are the most lucrative sectors in Bangladesh? |TBS Money Flow Episode: 6 |The Business Standard

Which sectors in Bangladesh are the most profitable for investors? What are the sectors which can enable the trillion dollar economy? In conversation with Martin Holtmann and Faaria Tasin. TBS Money Flow Episode: 06
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[@hayatkhizir702]

Most importantly she didn't talk much rather she let the guest lecture. Listening to the guest was also very impressive. She was very good on what is she doing.

[@complexnumber1854]

Truth be told, I got obsessed with the lovely host. Her attractiveness ultimately drove me to watch this discussion. Beauty with brain isn't she?!

[@tamannataskeen7710]

Unfortunately Bangladesh is affected by huge corruption, money laundering, mismanagement of economic system and procrastination of long term projects.

[@Raju-jz2wn]

Absolutely, You ave said true.

[@abrahamism]

Bnp er dalali kora bondho kor

[@freedomchy7843]

But they don’t mentioned anything about that, which proves they’re the agents of current regime bakshali😜😡😅

[@minariv8300]

Bangladesh has no resources or Lands to keep so much population it's nutural to have those problems it's miracle with lack of resources and lands we have so much development

[@haque7104]

So is india, pk , usa... every nation got corruption

[@mohammadsazzadulislam1973]

Bangladesh has huge potential but corruption at highest order in every stage impacting true growth. Enjoyed the discussion and love hear more ...

[@abrahamism]

What corruption. Stop spreading propaganda.

[@antelopelol2865]

Nothing will change until dictator Hasina is dethroned.

[@jamestabi2032]

In Bangladesh the main corruption happens in the root level. Police, Imam, Mollas, Shop keepers etc, most of them are corrupted but pretend to be a religious. In Ramjan, even the little shop keepers increase the market price by blackmailing the customers.

[@abrahamism]

@@jamestabi2032 yes it's truth. And they blame our Prime minister for everything

[@RK-oq5hx]

Bitcoin solves this. Public accountability over public assets, remove corrupt money remove corruption. Input sound money.

[@md.firozmollah911]

If the present trend of economic growth continues, political stability remains; then I believe, Bangladesh will become a trillion dollar economy much before 2041. Let us collectively work for this goal.

[@shakibshah7598]

Bangladesh will improve a lot in the future Inshallah

[@ziaulmonsur]

Export diversification is essentially important to keep the export trend up for global markets. Leather goods has a huge potentials but there is the absence of adequate improvisation in this sector. Bangladesh govt. needs to do more with the leather sector to boost the export.

[@Kautuhali702]

Faaria, First time I to watch your show. Excellent discussion. Many points have been discussed. I want to bring up one more business idea: cleaning up cities in Bangladesh. Let's think about it as a business opportunity not just a responsibility and obligation on citizens. However, if we take this as a business opportunity. It will provide incentives to clean up cities. Some people can thrive on it. Let's make this a money-making opportunity. If we can clean up the cities that will help foreign investments a lot. Faria, please discuss this in your show next time. Dhaka is behind in cleanliness and hygiene. Let's not stay behind anymore. I am sure businesses can come up with innovative solutions to clean up the cities it will help everyone.

[@tabtn6844]

She is good, confident and knows it well in totality... Nicely done. Kudos.

[@bikashshrestha1472]

Great to see Bangladesh progressing, hope Nepal will also gain momentum soon.

[@sadatislamkhan3707]

Look I love nepal, but the only thing that is problem is Nepal is land locked. You guys have similar potential like us trust me, but geographical challenges are something.

[@KAABBO]

Would Love to see Nepal prosper, love from 🇧🇩

[@farwestgarohills3831]

Nepal need to adopt Bangladeshi models of economic growth. I love Nepal and wish she grows.

[@servant-of-the-federation]

Nepal❤🇧🇩✌️

[@muhammadjahangir4225]

By the grace of Allah as a result of the hard work of the people of the country and the government's decision, we have been able to progress to this extent today. But be prepared to do better on other sectors. Loved the presentation. Thanks 🇧🇩 🎉

[@sanjidahossain4600]

Thanks Faaria for making Martin discuss it . Bangladesh has progressive future but very few think about it.Alternative and sustainable economic need to play a vital role to lead the country's GDP. Hope money flow show become more regular with your impressive anchoring 🎉

[@nazmussakib2938]

Excellent discussion, really impressed about the anchor. Great questions and forward looking answers.

[@ualwayswelcomeinbangladesh2675]

very Optimistic discussion, hope one day our country will competitive with European community.

[@md.khalidhossainshimul4068]

Quality Discussion. Faria as a host, you have to mark her as the best.

[@truthseeker3740]

Very impressive discussion - thank you Faria and Martin.

[@broadlover69]

Bangladesh needs economic reforms, reduce corruption, reduce logistical cost, reduce logistical time and improve environment

[@jason5600]

That is not gonna happen. 😂 I live in Bangladesh by the way.

[@Tpoleful]

Agreed. Logistics is in complete shambles in this country. The inefficiency is mind boggling. All the congestion, middlemen, taxes, off book taxes (chanda), inefficient management everything makes running small and mid size business miserable here. There is no incentive for the Government to fix any of this since the economy is still growing despite all the issues on ground.

[@getthetruth109]

​@@jason5600we need a government of the people, not a puppet of some other country. Then things will change surely.

[@souptiktirtha8136]

Much appreciated ❤. Hopefully another conversation like this will be on education sector.

[@tamannataskeen7710]

Padma bridge, Roopur Nuclear Power Plant, Metro Rail, Karnafuli Tunnel, Quick Rental Electricity are some lucrative projects in Bangladesh!

[@akhanddbangladesh8274]

Lucrative if you're a part of current khanki leg er member.

[@josephabraham7691]

​Bangladesh's progress will only happen if you stay away from Lundia.

[@TanvirAhmed-gh1en]

Quick Rental 😂!!!

[@arafatul86]

😂

[@MeoWooff_01]

Quick rental? Please do so research on this. Quick rentals are draining our resources and putting us in debt.

[@irfanhossain9870]

Finally Business Standard heard us! The previous lady host is gone! Please never bring her back😂😂

[@imrulvlogs]

Very informative and great discussion. I really appreciate and want to see this kind of vlog's.

[@mowdudurrahman914]

Bangladesh will be food bank in near future for the world.

[@minariv8300]

Bangladesh has no resources or Lands to keep so much population it's nutural to have those problems it's miracle with lack of resources and lands we have so much development

[@MohiuddinRahman]

Thanks Mr Martin for your nice & realistic advice for SME / AGRO PROCESSING/ FOOD SECURITY/ LOGISTICS/GREENER & RENEWABLE ENERGY & FINANCE INDUSTRY/

[@zahidhasanrakib]

great discussion, hope to see a similar kind of session in future also. thanks team

[@jamilakhtersiddiquesiddiqu48]

Money Flow is excellent programme. Moderator and guests are good. We look for more programme in Money Flow

[@md.monirhossainkhan1580]

Very informative and very nice conversation!

[@ajgubi19]

Fantastic pair. Well done!

[@DormantRV]

We should build an International news channel like TRT, CGTN, RT, DW from Bangladesh. We should create some quality contents for international audiences.

[@rahimahoque6897]

the girl is so smart and decent

[@s.m.ferdous8909]

Came across an ever outstanding interview conducted by Faria. Expecting similar more in future. Keep it up.

[@sajibbddotcom8035]

Positive discussion where i found a impressive Bangladesh with Truly speaking.

[@DormantRV]

Good show .... we need more shows like these on other topics as well

[@ahsana4468]

Hi Fiona Fantastic show on economics:)! Loved it Just to let you know I am originally from Bangladesh and nice to see your show! Having said that invite me to your show I can explain as good or maybe even way better than the German guy in your show:). Good luck with future shows! Cheers

[@shahnuralam1860]

Mourners will mourn and let them. Inshaallah we will reach our goal by 2030.

[@mdjasim1771]

Just amazed to see the quality of the show.... Loved it the way technical points were made by the host and the remarks were exemplary. Want these type show in regular manner. Thank you Faaria for bringing out such quality discussion for us.

[@outcasst]

nice presentation..

[@worldwalker360]

Mam I have notice many times u are so sweet to everyone. Your video is also so nice chilling and you respect our culture.its so loving❤love u mam

[@shahzia3979]

We have to control corruption & money laundering.

[@mehedishahed683]

The brutal truth is that these statistical facts & figures all are found in these types of discussions, but we have no reserve, inflation is soaring and the government has no control over anything

[@sakeebfaruque6828]

VERY TRUE

[@hamfahimkabir]

Just clicked the video and here's my answer. A big "no". At least not as long as the current you know what is going.

[@minariv8300]

Bangladesh has no resources or Lands to keep so much population it's nutural to have those problems it's miracle with lack of resources and lands we have so much development

[@PrinciplesByArif]

Enjoyed the show

[@ashifabedin]

wonderful host..

[@rejoanbary2155]

Actually, even with the corruption, it is still possible to become a trillion dollar economy. We must have higher goals than that. Long term growth should be our target.

[@faihasan2020]

is it really possible. Bangladesh Media needs to convert their system to say Million, Billion and Trillion. The budget is being converted to Thousand Crore and after 100 Thousand Crore people gets confused with all those zeros.

[@sushantakumersarker277]

Very informative

[@mowdudurrahman914]

For example if we consider potato we consume only 60 lac ton of 120 lac ton we produce yearly. Half of the production is wasted. Should there be technology making potato dust this waste could be saved and consumed instead of wheat flour.

[@sali2998]

All this is all good and well but massive negatives in Bangladesh need to be overcome: 1. Massive corruption by the ruling party. Looting public funds. 2. No existent law and order. 3. Bribery is commonplace. 4. Development is only in Dhaka mainly, not nationwide. Rest of the country is still stuck in the 70's. 5. The battling Begums, BNP & AL constantly at each others throats creating political instability. Both parties need to be dismantled. 6. Extrajudicial killings by RAB, police, CID. I.e no law and order or accountability. List goes on, so Bangladesh is doing ok but so much work is needed to change the negatives.

[@athoy7079]

Shala bhikarir desher log khali complain kore. dohsh bosor age kichu silo na jei desh er. Khabar patish na, ar bidesh bikha deto. Khabar pash to ekhon tai eto boro gola kotha. Ei shob eka eka thik hoi ni.

[@mowdudurrahman914]

The mortgage facilities in village for property development will change the country or reshape the country totally. And we can develop these properties in micro industry unit. Breaking big industry into small units. It will help entrepreneur to come for small business source for big industry or industrial base.

[@hasantarek6521]

great interview

[@mahamudmoreheadnahid3939]

Great discussion

[@amibangladesh7512]

Bangladesh have potential to be economic power house. Our foothold should be with Singapore, Vietnam, Indonesia, China, Japan. And leave India far behind.

[@mantutarafdar5508]

1 china 2 india. 3 USA in 2050. But where is Bangladesh. May be 30

[@animallover503]

A dream is always fulfilled if it's a realistic one!!

[@ahmadyousafzai9075]

Bangladesh can easily become one of the top 10 economies in the coming days without even putting much serious effort really but to become one of the top 5 we need to put in some serious effort & strategy. That's the safest estimation that could be made for now at least.

[@TobolChi]

​@@mantutarafdar5508 you are just considering over all GDP. that's the only winning factor India will have. It's stupid to consider and judge a country only by overall GDP and it becomes even stupider when you compare 2 countries with huge population gap based on over all GDP. [Like India has 8x more population than Bangladesh. So, each Bangladeshi have to earn 8x more than an Indian to take over India's overall GDP. Which isn't possible only in 10-15 years.] Before you say it's hard to increase GDP per capita for countries like India with 1.4b population... just look at China. also, it's not like Bangladeshi people are getting rich with oil money. The only resource we have is population as well. As so, India lagging behind because: either Indians are not smart enough or Bangladesh is really doing well.

[@tapassengupta2848]

Don't dream in daylight.The only prospect for Bangladesh is Textile for which Bangladesh totally depends on Indian cotton.First clear up the IMF loan and then start dreaming.

[@davidrahman8182]

Excellent analysis

[@nur-e-jannatanika7328]

I can see the Palki Sharma of Bangladesh in Faria ma'am

[@getthetruth109]

Palki Sharma's presentation is a showcase of arrogance, while Faria's is of soberness and intelligence.

[@broadlover69]

Bangladesh is currently 16th largest consumer market and 33rd economy

[@TobolChi]

35th wasnt it

[@manikmkmiahmk977]

Thanks for you love Bangladesh friendship with you

[@Habibsharif]

Anyway She Is beautiful 😌❤️

[@akhanddbangladesh8274]

Bangladesh would've been a Zillion Dollars economy by now if only current "Awmi potiata khaniki leg" government stop siphoning money to lndia & stop letting lndia steal money from Bangladesh bank like Adani / Padani did. Thank. Shek hasna re modi putki mare.

[@factory1050]

Nice😂 hate is relavant for India they captured our Bengal

[@user-pj7wg8hc4r]

Put your ignorance aside. If Awami govt didnt come in power, we would still be behind pakistan's bankrupt economy right now, worrying where in Dhaka will the next bomb from bangla bhai would explode and when electricity will be back. Sheikh Hasina is the ONLY reason why we managed to even come this far, it never would have happened otherwise.

[@TobolChi]

@@user-pj7wg8hc4r these biased people won't take facts into consideration. Also, if BNP is a villain, awami league not that much of a saint either.

[@minariv8300]

Bangladesh has no resources or Lands to keep so much population it's nutural to have those problems it's miracle with lack of resources and lands we have so much development

[@ios759]

A countrys backbone is its human capital.The state of secondary and higher education is in a dire state.We dont have any universities in top 500 position whereas pakistan has 3 universities.Student Politics and corruption and political influence in univ administration is a big barrier in public universities.Another is lack of entrepreneurship efforts and research and development.

[@TobolChi]

the government knows it. But before universities, there are not enough schools to begin with. I'm happy to announce the government took a good step to upgrade every government school in city/villages. Check if you can see any differences. I think they will also do something about universities soon enough.

[@SaianaKrishnaMehrotra-fr4qt]

believe in sheikh Hasina

[@umar-kv2kf]

Bangladesh could reach 1 trillion economy in the next 12 years if there is no corruption at all.

[@opumiah7275]

I Won't speak anything, because im surprised about this news.❤.

[@user-auaja]

কর্ম দক্ষতা সম্পন্ন শ্রমিক আছে কিন্তূ বিশ্বোবাজার নিজের গূণোগতোমান প্রকাশ করার সুযগ ব্যাবস্তা কম । আন্তর্জাতিক বাণিজ্য নিজেদের গূণমাণ প্রকাশ রাখুন আপনাদের অনেক অনেক ফুলের শুভেচ্ছা গূণোগতোমাণ বিশ্বে কারিগর তৈয়ারীর মহামানবদের ❤❤❤❤❤

[@Benditlikemo]

Anyone know where I can find a supplier for sports wear and in house designer in Dhaka.

[@maarivk.31]

Bangladesh has major problems are one party & one person's rule for 15 years Autocratic Government, lack of democracy , Extra Judicial killing/ force disappearance ( recently a single mother has been arrested without any case or warrant by RAB and died in custody ) , oppression of journalism, Controversial Digital Act ( Arrest without warrant without a case lodged) , Main opposition party is not allowed to do any political activities, false arrest, nepotism, corruption, etc. Bangladesh would be much more prosperous with Democratically elected government. Money is in only few people's hand. In general poor are becoming more poor. We have to see GDP because population is 180 million in that tiny little country. In Bangladesh it is very risky for people or news media to say a word against the present government . Valuation of Bangladeshi Taka against dollar / Euro is going down everyday .

[@minariv8300]

Bangladesh has no resources or Lands to keep so much population it's nutural to have those problems it's miracle with lack of resources and lands we have so much development

[@mowdudurrahman914]

Mortgage in village area is essential. The remittance earnings from village used in unproductive items. Should there be controlled mortgage in village housing 67000 village could have trillion dollar investment.

[@istoppedlaughing5225]

Bangladesh has the potential to be the multi trillion dollars economy

[@sheikhramimislamdip]

👍

[@skarimadvocate5642]

Consumers market is not desirable rather had it been entrepreneurship development that would lead our nation in a sustainably developed position, therefore we need to make sure that potentials i.e merit, labour, time and money are being utilized in right direction with the guidance of patriotic Leaders.

[@nasim23]

I wonder what would be his views now, seeing the current situation just within 8 months of this interview?

[@anamulhasan3416]

Corruption must be stopped to sustain development

[@sarowarjahan597]

❤

[@SaifulIslam-eo8mi]

...how many will share the trillion dollar economy...180 people or 180 million?

[@quamrulsiddiqui4225]

Money laundering is the main barrier to the Bangladeshi economy.

[@ONOSHONDHAN_BANGLA_TV]

There is no democracy in Bangladesh. So it is quite impossible to grow economy even in billions without the presence of democracy.

[@athoy7079]

I'm amazed from reading all these comments. A lot of people are complaining about Bangladesh, yet 10 years ago we had nothing to brag about. Being Bengali was shameful because they called us a basket case with a hole. We were like a poor African country in the middle of Asia. Many didn't have food or a roof to live under. We depended on other countries giving us food out of pity. But all of that is changing with the help of the current government. We aren't magically growing on the economical sector, someone is obviouslydoing it. Without this government we'll go back to being anorexic and eat once a month or die starving. You can't blame the government for everything, because they're not the only one building a country. A country with such a high population is very hard to maintain, especially when it started from barely anything. The population must contribute too and change their old habits to make the country better. For those talking negative about the government, stop being brain washed and wake up already. You can only complain now because you have something compared to 10 years ago.

[@RK-oq5hx]

When Bitcoin Bangladesh? When Bitcoin??

[@mechamartini]

We haven't done well in education.

[@farwestgarohills3831]

Not necessary to become a trillion dollar economy. Just keep the trend of current development. Suddenly BD will reach to a point when you will see that economy has jumped much beyond a trillion dollar.

[@daniskahn9708]

politics for govt party is the most lucrative business bangladesh.

[@Nucpower677]

Country needs a legitimate & elected government , I personally know many ammame-leaguers recently moved back to bd from then USA for good, to get their share of looting, corruption is killing the country’s future

[@minariv8300]

Bangladesh has no resources or Lands to keep so much population it's nutural to have those problems it's miracle with lack of resources and lands we have so much development

[@nafisahmad4968]

4.40 no, education quality very low 8:13 no, mobile network is not good. internet is bad too

[@MLexploring]

you are economist, you say development in B angladesh, so I have a question, from where you earn that degree?

[@dominicrozario5163]

Please think of Population growth; you did not talk about it. What can you do for a densely populated country; Population must be controlled;

[@palash5646]

I like you very much Faria Tasin . You are so sweet and very attractive and also you so shy . I have a gift for you , here this is 🌹

[@abdullahelkafi6280]

You don't need to spread your arms at the beginning to welcome the audience as it is an old and obsolete trend used back in the times of Shakespeare I think

[@khalidQureshi]

Many in Pakistan thinking moving to Bangladesh....any suggestions?

[@Tom_Samad]

Instead of doing that Pakistanies should focus on sorting out their messed up country. Many Bangladeshis don't want Pakistanies to move to Bangladesh. We haven't forgotten West Pakistan's war crimes against us.

[@alex0315]

​@@Tom_Samad No one actually cares about 1971 right now. I never saw anyone even mentioning Pakistan in daily basis.

[@businesstermspaedia]

you are looking pretty nice...

[@shafayetarish5616]

Talk about the stock market

[@mdnazmulhaque2208]

why

[@nafisahmad4968]

not massive success,- big success l

[@r_m4707]

সংবাদপত্রটির ১টি বাংলা প্রিন্ট ভার্সন থাকলে ভালো হতো📰🗞️

[@alex0315]

Na. English a print korle Chisra Bangladeshira ashe ulta palta kotha bole, Indian, Pakistan er shate competition, eishob niye thake.

[@agomes1343]

If we could have kept all the dollars leaving the country through illegal channels then our reserve could have been 100 billion...but India doesn't want that....they twisted the arm of Govt. to look otherwise when all the culprits were draining out our dollar reserves ... As long as we have corrupted GOVT., lobbyists, governing bodies till then nothing will change...

[@Rayanmiah6940]

The main problem in Bangladesh is corruption, and other problem is take big loans and leave country

[@benozirqamruddin9672]

IFC's understanding of the Bangladesh populations increase of buying power irrespective of the social status, is faulty.. The poor and below & mid average income generator family's are experiencing lower buying power themselves for which they are sending females to work though the social norm is against it still. Such, increase in female labour is not in direct correlation but opposite to indicate the buying power increase. Hence IFC is really not understanding economical indication of Bangladesh really well, I must say.

[@syedmarwan8069]

No Engineering /technology sectors in this so called " lucrative department " Fokinni forever :3

[@Hhhssjsjss]

English video more

[@kalamuddin4253]

Bangladesh national election is finished

[@farwestgarohills3831]

Beautiful Bangladeshi English accent: Our Indian English accents are so ugly, I don't like it. Fortunately, I am from Noth-Eastern India. So my accents are different from that of western India. No doubt, Bangladeshi English accents are far better than that of Indians.

[@shajant6883]

Because bangla is very easy in the ears and so it transcends to other languages how it is pronounced.

[@AntuAichbd]

For the betterment of the country please don't give any negative comments. What we have achieved till now is a great achievement. We will keep growing. ❤

[@rakibkhansarkarshoelsarkar8039]

উনি বসবাস করেন রাজশাহী বাংলাদেশ।

[@englishshikhi1234]

You are speaking in the year of 2023 and Bangladesh's economy will turn to a Trillion dollar economy in 2014? Lol..reverse time travel into the past? 😂