The Minister urged the honored CIPs not to limit themselves to building houses, but to invest in industry, agriculture, tourism, education and health sectors and create new employment. He also said the government will soon launch an ‘Expatriate Card’ to ensure the correct identity and dignity of expatriates. Although he could not be present in person due to the country’s labor situation, he thanked the UAE government and President for their long-standing friendship. Members of Parliament Md. Abu Sufian and Mohammad Enamul Haque, Ambassador Tareq Ahmed, and Consul General in Dubai Rasheduzzaman, among other distinguished persons, were present at the event.
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Must build a developed Bangladesh by utilizing expatriates’ talent and investment: Expatriates’ Welfare Minister
Staff Reporter
Published: Wednesday, 04 November 2026
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