Bangladesh Hi-tech ParkAuthority and Fujitsu Research Institute will cooperate on various issuesincluding its advancement of IT administrations and products in the world,making talented Human Resources in this segment, and collaboration among Japanand Bangladeshi IT organizations. On Monday, a Memorandum of Understandingmarked on this issue has been agreed upon. Bangladesh High-Tech Park Authoritysigned the MoU for the benefit of Managing Director (Secretary) Hosne Ara Begumand Japan Fujitsu President and Representative Director Shinzo Kagawa.

State Minister forInformation and Communication Technology Junaid Ahmed, Principal Secretary tothe Prime Minister on the signing of the Memorandum ofUnderstanding Najibur Rahman, the chief coordinator of the PrimeMinister\'s Office Abul Kalam Azad, Japanese ambassador to BangladeshHiroyasu Izumi was also present.

FBCCI president SheikFazle Fahim, Jatro Country Representative Liaksua Arai, Datasoft ManagingDirector Mahbub Zaman was available as specialists in the exchange on\'Bangladesh-Japan Investment Opportunities in ICT Sector\' in the wake ofmarking Memorandum of Communications. Bangladesh High-Tech Park AuthorityDirector Khandker Azizul Islam and BASIS President Syed Almas Kabir have beendirected as arbitrators. The appreciated location and different exercises ofthe Bangladesh High-Tech Park Authority were referenced in the program, HosneAra Begum, Managing Director. Secretary of Information and CommunicationTechnology Division NM Ziaul Alam presided over the function.

The speakers said thatFujitsu Research Institute will sort out different preparing to build up the HRin the higher tech aptitude to handle the difficulties of the fourth moderntransformation. The educational program of these instructional classes willincorporate enormous information, information science, computerized reasoning,AI, IOT, mechanical autonomy, square chains, digital security. Moreover,Fujitsu will work to pull in remote speculators in Hi-Tech parks.

Junaid Ahmed Palak saidin the chief guest, "Japan is one of the main nations to perceiveBangladesh. From that point forward Japan has been an incredible companion ofBangladesh. Japan is continually participating for the improvement ofBangladesh. By the following five years, Bangladesh\'s fare focus of $ 5 billionin the ICT sector. We trust that Japan will be the closest companion of Bangladeshto accomplish this objective. \'

Calling upon Japan toput resources into Bangladesh, Palak said that the administration has assignedTk 100 billion in the following financial year for the general population. Theadministration is setting up 28 skyscraper parks and hatching focuses in the various locale of the nation. We welcome Japan all an opportunity to putresources into Hi-Tech Park of Bangladesh. We are giving different motivatingforces, including the assessment waiver of financial specialists in HiTechPark.

Shinzo Kagawa stated,"Japan is getting keen on improving the IT area. We are attempting toguarantee that IT organizations from both nations cooperate with oneanother"

The Japanese Ambassadorsaid numerous Japanese organizations are interested in the ICT sector ofBangladesh. Particularly, these days they need to take skilled Human Resources.

It is to be noted thatin the IT Week-2015 \'held in Japan, Bangladesh Hi-Tech Park Authority includingBASIS, BWA, BCS and many IT organizations and entrepreneurs of the countryparticipate.