Chinese internet giant Tencent wants to invest in Bangladesh 

Chinese information technology and internet giant Tencent has expressed its interest to invest in Bangladesh.

Faiz Ahmad Taiyeb, the special assistant to chief adviser on the Ministry of Posts, Telecommunications and Information Technology, said this in a status posted on his Facebook on Monday (April 28) night.

Faiz Ahmad Taiyeb wrote, “American giant Starlink has come to Bangladesh. The Chief Adviser has approved their licence application. A big tech giant has come to Bangladesh with the help of Chief Advisor Dr. Yunus Sir. Many more will come like this.”

He wrote, “Today, we officially sat with Chinese giant Tencent. They have also expressed their interest in coming to Bangladesh. We have assured them of policy support. Along with this, OSIRIS Group is coming to Bangladesh.

Bangladeshi data and cloud companies are bringing hyper-scalar clouds and data centers with the help of Jatra (at Kaliakair Hi-Tech Park). A world-class secured cloud is being setup here for big giants, where Meta, Google’s payload can come.” 

He also wrote, “Dr. Muhammad Yunus is going to give all such unimaginable gifts to Bangladesh.”