DPR participated in the 3rd Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Sri Lanka–Bangladesh Business Council (SBBC) of the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce, held on 4 September 2026 at Level Three, Hilton Colombo Residences, Colombo.
The Sri Lanka–Bangladesh Business Council AGM 2026 brought together the Council’s office bearers and members to strengthen commercial ties between Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, with particular emphasis on trade, investment, tourism and business collaboration.
Welcoming the New High Commissioner of Bangladesh
Ms. Tamara Bernard, President of the Sri Lanka–Bangladesh Business Council, together with the Council’s office bearers and members, warmly welcomed H.E. Mr. D.M. Salahuddin Mahmud, the new High Commissioner of Bangladesh to Sri Lanka, who attended the AGM as Chief Guest.
His participation added significance to the Sri Lanka–Bangladesh Business Council AGM 2026, providing an opportunity for greater engagement between the diplomatic and business communities of the two countries.
Strengthening Trade and Investment Relations
Addressing the gathering, H.E. Mr. D.M. Salahuddin Mahmud reaffirmed the Government of Bangladesh’s commitment to further strengthening trade and investment relations with Sri Lanka.
He highlighted the considerable untapped potential for greater private-sector collaboration between the two countries and encouraged Sri Lankan businesses to explore emerging opportunities in Bangladesh.
The discussions highlighted the importance of stronger connections between the private sectors of Sri Lanka and Bangladesh and the potential to develop greater cooperation in trade, investment and tourism.
Exploring Investment Opportunities Between Sri Lanka and Bangladesh
Stronger economic and business relationships can create opportunities for companies looking to enter new markets, establish partnerships and expand their regional presence.
For Sri Lankan businesses, greater engagement with Bangladesh can provide opportunities to explore an emerging market and develop new commercial relationships. Similarly, continued bilateral engagement can encourage Bangladeshi businesses and investors to consider investment opportunities in Sri Lanka.
The focus on trade, investment and tourism at the Sri Lanka–Bangladesh Business Council AGM 2026 reflects the importance of continued private-sector engagement in identifying and developing opportunities between the two countries.
DPR at the Sri Lanka–Bangladesh Business Council AGM 2026
DPR was pleased to participate in the Sri Lanka–Bangladesh Business Council AGM 2026 and engage with business leaders and stakeholders working towards stronger commercial relations between Sri Lanka and Bangladesh.
As a professional services firm supporting businesses and investors in Sri Lanka, DPR Consultants recognises the importance of international business connections in supporting investment, market entry and business expansion.
DPR Consultants provides professional services including tax advisory, accounting, audit, company secretarial services, business process outsourcing and investment-related advisory, supporting local and international businesses operating in Sri Lanka.
Participation in events such as the Sri Lanka–Bangladesh Business Council AGM 2026 provides valuable opportunities to connect with the business community and gain insights into the potential for stronger bilateral trade and investment cooperation.
Looking Ahead
The Sri Lanka–Bangladesh Business Council AGM 2026 highlighted the importance of continued engagement between the private sectors of both countries.
With opportunities across trade, investment, tourism and business collaboration, stronger connections between Sri Lankan and Bangladeshi businesses can help unlock untapped commercial potential and support businesses seeking to expand into new markets.
DPR Consultants looks forward to continuing to engage with international business communities and supporting investors and businesses exploring opportunities in Sri Lanka.
Explore Investment Opportunities in Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka continues to offer opportunities for international investors across sectors including energy, infrastructure, tourism, manufacturing and services.
If you are a Bangladeshi investor, international investor or business looking to explore investment opportunities in Sri Lanka, DPR Investment Consultants can provide guidance on the investment environment, market opportunities, business establishment, regulatory requirements and other key aspects of investing in Sri Lanka.
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