According to the Isfahan Chamber of Commerce Public Relations, this meeting was attended by the Commercial Counselor of the Bangladesh Embassy in Tehran, Secretary General of Isfahan Chamber of commerce, Director and experts of the International Marketing and relations department of the Isfahan Chamber of Commerce.
 
At the beginning of the meeting Behnam Ebrahimi, Secretary General of the Isfahan Chamber of Commerce, emphasized the possibility of exchanging goods between Isfahan economic actors and Bangladesh counterparts.
Considering Bangladesh's potential in the field of wood chips production and the Isfahan province's need in this field, Ebrahimi called for trade exchanges in this field.
 
Julia Moin, the new Commercial Counselor of the Bangladesh Embassy in Tehran, also described Bangladesh's economic potential, including the production of bicycles, Kenaf (Hibiscus cannabinus), tropical fruits such as mango, coconut, jackfruit and bananas. He also expressed Bangladesh's desire to attract investors in the fruit processing industry.
 
She added: In order to attract foreign investors, the Bangladesh government offers various facilities such as Tax incentives, bank account opening facilities, company registration facilities and related services to applicants through one stop shops.