DHAKA, May 13, 2026 (BSS)– The Bangladesh-Philippines Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BPCCI)  underscored the importance of enhancing bilateral trade and investment ties between Bangladesh and Philippines while submitting the Bangladesh–Philippines Business Delegation Report 2026 to Nina P. Cainglet at the Philippine Embassy in Dhaka.

The BPCCI delegation, led by President Raquib Md. Fakhrul and accompanied by Immediate Past President Humayun Rashid, shared the outcomes of the recent business delegation visit to Manila held from April 26 to May 2, said a press release today .

The report placed strong emphasis on improving bilateral trade volume, encouraging cross-border investment, and strengthening commercial connectivity between the two countries.

It identified sectors including ICT, agriculture, healthcare, tourism, education, and manufacturing as promising areas for deeper economic cooperation.

BPCCI leaders said there remains significant untapped trade potential between Bangladesh and the Philippines, which could be unlocked through stronger business-to-business engagement, policy support, and institutional collaboration.

The report also recommended expanding market access, facilitating trade promotion activities, and enhancing private sector partnerships to accelerate economic exchanges.

Raquib Md. Fakhrul expressed appreciation to the Embassy of the Philippines in Dhaka and the Embassy of Bangladesh in Manila for supporting the delegation visit, saying BPCCI is committed to creating new trade and investment opportunities for businesses in both countries.

Humayun Rashid stressed the need for continuous dialogue between the business communities of the two nations to strengthen commercial relations and diversify bilateral trade cooperation.

Ambassador Nina P. Cainglet welcomed BPCCI’s initiative and reiterated support for continued engagement aimed at boosting economic and trade relations between Bangladesh and the Philippines.

The meeting reflected growing momentum in bilateral economic cooperation and highlighted the private sector’s increasing role in advancing trade diplomacy between the two friendly countries.