OBOR provides a global context for China's growing economic links with Bangladesh. Here I share Opportunity & Challenges for Bangladesh.

1. Welcome

2. “One Belt” “One Road”
Opportunity & Challenges for
Bangladesh
Presenter:
Md. Mehedi Hasan
MBA in Maritime Business
MBA 2nd Batch
Student ID: 18712003

3. Contents Summary
Defined One Belt One Road(OBOR)?
Countries Covered by OBOR
The Main OBOR Routes
Goals of OBOR
Opportunity for Bangladesh
Challenges for Bangladesh
Conclusion

4. Defined OBOR:
“One Belt’ ‘One-Road” is a development strategy adopted by the Chinese
government involving infrastructure development and investments in
countries in Europe, Asia & Africa.

5. Countries Covered by OBOR:
 8 countries in South Asia
 11 countries in southeast Asia
 5 Central Asia countries
 16 countries of west Asia and north Africa
 16 central and eastern European countries
 The other six states of the CIS

6. THE MAIN OBOR ROUTES

7. Silk Road Economic Belt

8. 21st Maritime Silk Road

9. Goals of OBOR:
 To achieve policy co-ordinate across OBOR nations
 To built the infrastructure to enhance connectivity
among OBOR nations
 To increase trade and investment flows
 To promote financial integration
 To foster better relations among the peoples of the
OBOR nations

10. Opportunity for Bangladesh:
Infrastructure Development
Private Sector Development
China’s-Bangladesh Trade Connection
Positively for Textile Industry
Financial co-operation

11. Infrastructure Development

12. Private Sector Development

13. CHINA’S-BANGLADESH TRADE CONNECTION

14. POSITIVELY FOR TEXTILE INDUSTRY

15. CHALLENGES FOR BANGLADESH
 Well-functioning Financial System
 Large-scale Loans
 Corruption, Policy deficits, and Lack of
Transparency
 Managing India
 Bargaining Capacity

16. WELL-FUNCTIONING FINANCIAL SYSTEM

17. CORRUPTION, POLICY DEFICITS, AND
LACK OF TRANSPARENCY

18. MANAGING INDIA,
BARGAINING CAPACITY

19. FINDINGS:
Ensure Strong Diplomacy.
Ensuring Country’s own Sovereignty.
Extensive Research.
Using the Utmost Opportunities.

20. CONCLUSION