The Dhaka Chamber of Commerce & Industry (DCCI) has expressed deep sorrow over the recent loss of lives and human suffering during the student-led mass protests.
In a statement, DCCI extended its heartfelt condolences to the victims and their families, praying for the quick recovery of those still in pain. The organisation acknowledged the significant impact on livelihoods and stressed the need for the nation to heal and honor the memory of those lost.
DCCI congratulated and welcomed the interim government, commending it for taking on the challenge of leading the nation during this difficult time.
The Chamber expressed its hope for the swift restoration of law and order, a return to normal economic conditions, and the revival of a democratic political environment.
DCCI called on the government to take immediate and decisive steps to end the ongoing vandalism and anarchy.
The organisation emphasised that addressing the law and order situation and ensuring economic stability are the most urgent priorities.
DCCI also urged the government to bring justice by upholding the rule of law and enhancing good governance.
The Chamber highlighted the importance of resuming economic operations to their fullest extent. It stressed that the private sector requires prompt and substantial support to recover from recent disruptions.
A stable and conducive environment must be established to facilitate economic recovery, with a focus on political and regulatory certainty.
DCCI believes that ensuring a stable political environment is crucial to rebuilding business confidence both domestically and internationally.
DCCI urged all stakeholders, including the interim government, the private sector, and political parties, to work together to overcome the recent damages through a rigorous and sustainable economic recovery process.
The Chamber also called on the new government to prioritize measures such as financial sector stability, inflation control, forex reserve stability, capital market reforms, national revenue enhancement, and anti-corruption initiatives to aid the recovery of CMSMEs.
DCCI expressed its readiness to work closely with the interim government to achieve the much-needed recovery and prosperity of the nation.
