In addition, an enhanced quota for international funds in a simplified approval process (SAP) and budget framework needs to be introduced and popularized throughout the Commonwealth.
The FBCCI president stressed on joining forces to work out and harmonize schemes and standards across the Commonwealth.
He also envisages a constructive discussion and possible engagement with the Commonwealth for joint venture partnerships at various stages of the clean energy supply chain; Infrastructure, technologies, expertise and viable business models targeting improved energy productivity, and ensuring energy for all.
The roundtable was moderated by Bronk Masozada, President of the East End Community Foundation and Alderman of the City of London.
Lord Lindsay, Chairman of the UK Accreditation Service, Susan Taylor Martin, CEO of BSI, Marco Forgione, Director General of the Institute of Export and International Trade, Nicholas Nyamali, Group Managing Director, Investment One Financial Services Limited, Mustafa Azad Chowdhury Babu, Senior Vice President, FBCCI, Directors of FBCCI Mohd Jamal Uddin, Mohd Bazlur Rahman, Abu Hussain Bhuiyan (Ranu) and other members of the Bangladesh business delegation were also present at the roundtable.