BD Exports FY2026-27 YTD (July-August) $9.16B +5.4% YoY BD Exports FY2025-26 (Full Year) $48.00B -0.6% YoY RMG Export (HS 61+62) $38.70B 80.6% of exports Top Destination United States $9.05B (+4.1%) Jute (HS 53) $751M Footwear (HS 64) $1.22B Leather Goods (HS 42) $400M Pharma (HS 30) $238M BGMEA Members 4,275 Japan EPA Active Feb 2026 EU EBA Duty-Free HS Codes 7,498 BD Exports FY2026-27 YTD (July-August) $9.16B +5.4% YoY BD Exports FY2025-26 (Full Year) $48.00B -0.6% YoY RMG Export (HS 61+62) $38.70B 80.6% of exports Top Destination United States $9.05B (+4.1%) Jute (HS 53) $751M Footwear (HS 64) $1.22B Leather Goods (HS 42) $400M Pharma (HS 30) $238M BGMEA Members 4,275 Japan EPA Active Feb 2026 EU EBA Duty-Free HS Codes 7,498
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Trade Associations of Bangladesh

734 associations found — Industry-specific trade bodies and professional organizations

Tour Operators Association of Bangladesh (TOAB)
Tour Operators Association of Bangladesh (TOAB) was formed in 1992 by a handful of agencies operating tours inside Bangladesh who felt the need of such a trade body to overcome problems being faced regularly. The association was recognized as a trade organization by the Ministry of Commerce, Government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh in 2002. TOAB members conduct around 90% of tour operation in Bangladesh. Founded: 1992 Sectors: Tour operations, tourism, travel Data source: Official website (toab.org). Updated July 2026.
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Tourism & Hospitality Industry Skills Council
The Tourism & Hospitality Industry Skills Council (THISC) is a professional body dedicated to developing and maintaining industry standards for the tourism and hospitality sector in Bangladesh. Established to address the growing need for skilled professionals in this vital economic sector, THISC works to bridge the gap between industry requirements and workforce capabilities. The council focuses on curriculum development, skills assessment, certification programs, and industry partnerships to enhance the quality of tourism and hospitality education and training in Bangladesh. Through its initiatives, THISC aims to position Bangladesh as a competitive destination in the global tourism market by ensuring a highly skilled and professional workforce.
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Tourism Developers Association
of Bangladesh 8, Link Road, Zaman Plaza (2nd floor) Banglamotor, Dhaka-1000
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Tourism Resort Industries
Association of Bangladesh (TRIAB) Off. Add: Suite: 7E, 205/1-A Hashim Tower, Gulshan, Tejgaon Link Road, Dhaka-1208.
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Trade & Investment Promotion Services
Trade & Investment Promotion Services (TIPS) is a government entity dedicated to facilitating and enhancing Bangladesh's trade and investment landscape. Located in Gulshan-1, Dhaka, TIPS provides comprehensive services to promote exports, attract foreign direct investment, and support business development. The organization plays a crucial role in connecting Bangladeshi businesses with international markets, providing market intelligence, trade facilitation services, and investment promotion support. TIPS works to create an enabling environment for both local and international businesses to thrive in Bangladesh's growing economy.
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Ullapara Upazila Auto Tempo Owners Group
Shetulhu Tola, Ghoshgaon, Ullapara, Sirajganj
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Vennue Foundation
73/H/1, Central Road, Dhaka-1205
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Veterinary Nutrition Premix Manufacturers Association of Bangladesh
316/C (1st floor), Shahid Tajuddi Ahmed Avenue, Tejgaon, Dhaka. 01711308755 (President)
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Viqarunnisa Alumni Association
The Viqarunnisa Alumni Association serves as a vital connection point for graduates of Viqarunnisa Noon School & College, one of Bangladesh's key educational institutions. Established to foster lifelong relationships among alumni, the association works to maintain the strong bonds formed during academic years while supporting the continued excellence of the alma mater. Through various programs, events, and initiatives, the association facilitates networking opportunities, professional development, and community engagement for its members. The association also plays an important role in preserving the institution's rich heritage and traditions while adapting to contemporary educational needs. With a growing network of successful professionals across various sectors, the Viqarunnisa Alumni Association serves as a valuable resource for current students and a proud representative of the institution's legacy of academic excellence and character development.
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Wireless Internet Broadband Association (WIBA)
The Wireless Internet Broadband Association (WIBA) is a professional organization dedicated to promoting the growth and development of wireless internet and broadband services in Bangladesh. Established to represent the interests of wireless internet service providers, WIBA works towards creating a conducive environment for the expansion of broadband infrastructure across the country. The association focuses on policy advocacy, technical standards development, capacity building, and fostering collaboration among stakeholders in the telecommunications sector. WIBA plays a crucial role in addressing challenges faced by the wireless broadband industry and works closely with government bodies to ensure regulatory frameworks support technological advancement and digital inclusion. Through various initiatives, WIBA aims to enhance service quality, improve connectivity in underserved areas, and position Bangladesh as a competitive player in the regional broadband market.
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Women Architects, Engineers, Planners Association Bangladesh
The Women Architects, Engineers, Planners Association Bangladesh (WAEPAB) is a professional organization dedicated to empowering and supporting women in the fields of architecture, engineering, and urban planning in Bangladesh. Established to address the unique challenges faced by women in these male-dominated sectors, WAEPAB works to promote gender equality, professional development, and networking opportunities for its members. The association advocates for the inclusion of women in decision-making processes related to urban development, infrastructure planning, and architectural design. Through workshops, seminars, and collaborative projects, WAEPAB aims to enhance the visibility and contribution of women professionals in shaping Bangladesh's built environment and sustainable urban development.
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Women Entrepreneur Association of Bangladesh (WEAB)
Women Entrepreneur Association of Bangladesh (WEAB) was established in 2000 by a select group of businesswomen to create a platform to help businesswomen establish themselves in a competitive field. WEAB provides training in fields such as food processing, textile design, handicrafts production, and export-import, and facilitates members' participation in national and international trade fairs and exhibitions. Founded: 2000 Sectors: Women entrepreneurship, food processing, textile design, handicrafts, export-import Data source: Official website (weabbd.com). Updated July 2026.
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Women Entrepreneurs Network
for Development Association Jibon Bima Bhaban (4th Floor) 80, Motijheel C/A, Dhaka-1000 01919561481 [email protected]
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Youth Entrepreneurs Association
of Bangladesh (YEAB) C/o. Platinum Group House # 25, Apt # C-2, Road # 47 Gulshan-2, Dhaka-1212
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