The visionary project of Central Business District (CBD) at Purbachal area in the capital, has kept attracting giant investors from different parts in the world. This time renowned investors in the UAE and Philippines have shown their keen interest in investing in the gigantic Rajuk Purbachal Iconic Tower at Central Business District in capital Dhaka.
Two separate investment meetings were held in Dubai and Manila under the leadership of Sikder Group's Managing Director Ron Haque Sikder to attract foreign investment for the cluster projects at the Central Business District zone. In Dubai meeting, His Highness Sheikh Ahmed bin Rashid Al Nuaimi, the brother of Crown Prince His Highness Sheikh Rashid bin Ahmed bin Rashid Al Nuaimi gave assurance of investing in the CBD project.
In the meeting, Aref Ahmed Al-Zaruni, Business Director of Sheikh Marwan bin Mohammad bin Rashid Al Makhtoum, also assured of investment. The warm hospitality offered to Ron Haque Sikder in the two countries was almost similar to royal honour. He was received by Honourable Chavit Singson, the Mayor of Vigan City and a prominent businessman, at the airport in Manila under police security in a bulletproof vehicle.
Sikder Group Managing Director Ron Haque Sikder holds a meeting with Chavit Singson, the Mayor of Vigan City and a prominent businessman, in Manila while Sikder Group Director Naimuzzaman Mukta and other senior officials concerned
were present.
Chavit’s group has shown keen interest in being a part of various projects with Sikder Group. Sikder Group and Japan’s Kajima Corporation were jointly awarded the contract of the construction of the Rajuk Purbachal Iconic Tower through tender process. The Iconic Tower, to be constructed in CBD area, will consist of a 52-storied high rise representing the memory of Language Movement in 1952, a 71-storied skyscraper portraying the Liberation War, and a 111-storied tower wherein the 96th floor will be dedicated and symbolise the journey of legacy of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
Alongside the three iconic skyscrapers, 41 additional high-rise buildings, each consisting of 40 stories, will be constructed at the site. Nearly Tk 60,000 crore has already been arranged from foreign investments out of the estimated project cost of Tk 96,000 crore.
