Dhaka, Jan. 30 -- The interim government has noted 'tangible progress' in streamlining investment and trade processes, citing improved inter-agency coordination and faster decision-making as key drivers of economic competitiveness.

The updates were presented at the 7th meeting of the Investment Coordination Committee, where senior policymakers and regulators reviewed reforms aimed at reducing bottlenecks, digitising services, and accelerating investment execution.

The meeting was held at the Chief Adviser's Office at Tejgaon on Thursday.

"Process improvements can significantly strengthen our competitiveness and directly impact livelihoods," said Special Envoy of the Chief Adviser, Lutfey Siddiqi, who chairs the committee.

"While we ha...