London, 22 june, SNNBD.COM: Deligates from Bangladesh headed by Minister of Bangladesh's civil aviation and Tourism minister GM Qader & British Tourism Minister Barbara Follett MP's, Deputy High Commissioner of Bangladesh Mission UK with SSBCL-Managing Director Mr. Sumon Talukder and SNN Media Chairman Kamrunnahar Arian at the event of BETA Summer Parliamentary Receiption at the Terrace, House of Lords, London

 

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London, June 23: - British Tourism Minister Barbara Follett, MP has expressed interest to visit Bangladesh soon.

She showed her keen interest to visit Bangladesh while talking to Bangladesh’s Civil Aviation and Tourism Minister GM Quader on the sidelines of the Annual Summer Parliamentary Reception programme organised by British Educational Travel Association’s (BETA) on terrace of the House of Lords in London.

BETA organised the event to mark its 6th anniversary and the programme was sponsored by Bangladesh’s Business group SS Business Corporation Limited (SSBCL).

During the meeting, both the ministers discussed how Bangladesh’s tourism sector could be developed. Earlier, the two ministers addressed the reception.

Whip HM Golam Reza, Bangladesh Deputy High Commissioner to the UK Allama Siddiki and Joint Secretary of Jatiya Party UK unit Shamsul Shelim attended the function.

Civil Aviation and Tourism Minister GM Quader in his address urged foreign investors, especially British entrepreneurs, to invest in tourism sector in Bangladesh taking advantage of the prevailing investment-friendly atmosphere.

Mentioning huge potentials in the country's tourism sector, he said Bangladesh government is committed to promoting the sector and has already taken various initiatives, including security for tourists and improvement of infrastructure to attract the tourists.

GM Qader said Bangladesh has not only natural beauty but also archaeological history, which could attract the tourists.

Chairman of BETA Dric Porter also addressed the function.

Organisers said the objective of this event was to ensure greater dialogue between the youth, student and educational travel industry and government departments.