WTCA vice president visits WTC Dhaka to strengthen trade, investment connectivity

Scott Wang, Vice President (Asia Pacific) of the World Trade Centers Association (WTCA), visited World Trade Center (WTC) Dhaka, on June 11 and held a strategic meeting with the company's leadership to discuss the project's progress and its future role in promoting international trade, investment and business connectivity in Bangladesh.

The meeting took place at the head office of Borak Real Estate Ltd. in the capital's Banani. 

A delegation led by Dr. Khondaker Showkat Hossain, Advisor to Unique Group, welcomed Wang on behalf of Mohd. Noor Ali, Managing Director of Borak Real Estate Ltd. and Unique Group.

During the meeting, both sides discussed opportunities for greater international collaboration through WTCA’s extensive global network, which connects hundreds of World Trade Centers across multiple countries.

Officials said WTC Dhaka is being developed as a landmark commercial hub aimed at facilitating cross-border trade, business networking, and investment opportunities. The project is expected to serve as a major platform for local and international businesses seeking partnerships in Bangladesh’s growing  economy.

Wang expressed confidence that World Trade Center Dhaka could become a landmark destination for global business and a gateway connecting Bangladesh to international markets through WTCA’s extensive network.

The participants also discussed opportunities in key sectors including manufacturing, textiles, logistics, technology, infrastructure, healthcare, and hospitality. Future initiatives such as trade missions, investment summits, business forums, exhibitions, and networking events were also explored.

Wang commended Borak Real Estate Ltd. for bringing the prestigious World Trade Center brand to Bangladesh and noted the country's growing importance as a regional trade and investment destination.

Once operational, WTC Dhaka is expected to play a key role in enhancing trade relations, promoting business innovation, and positioning Bangladesh as a stronger participant in the global marketplace.