Eleven Chinese companies have proposed to invest a total of USD 9.21 billion in Bangladesh. The CEOs of these companies met with Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman in Beijing on June 25. The Chairman of the Bangladesh Investment Development Authority, Ashik Chowdhury, also attended the meeting and emphasized the stability in the country under the newly elected government. The proposed investments cover a wide range of sectors. China Future Energy Group Holding Limited plans to invest USD 250 million in gas field exploration. Shanghai SUS Environment Co., Ltd. aims to invest USD 890 million in Waste-to-Energy plants development. China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC) is proposing a USD 650 million investment in the Mongla Port Economic Zone to attract Chinese manufacturing industries and create jobs. Other proposed investments include Shenzhen Kaifa Technology Co. Ltd. investing USD 250 million in electric smart meters, SF Express investing USD 180 million in logistics facilities, and Huaxin Textile Industry Co. Ltd. allocating USD 190 million for various projects. Zhongxin Environmental Protection Group is looking to invest USD 1.65 billion in e-waste recycling, while CRRC Ziyang Co. Ltd. plans a USD 190 million investment in a rolling stock assembly plant. Sichuan Road & Bridge Group Co. Ltd. has proposed a significant USD 4.5 billion investment in the Dhaka-Chattogram Highway PPP Project. China Kepai Education Group and China Shandong Zhongxin Pharmaceutical Co. Limited are also among the Chinese companies proposing investments in Bangladesh. The investments are aimed at boosting economic development in Bangladesh and strengthening ties between the two countries. The proposed projects cover a diverse range of sectors, from energy and logistics to education and pharmaceuticals, indicating a broad scope of collaboration between China and Bangladesh.