Prime Minister Tarique Rahman Visits Toyota’s Motomachi Plant in Japan

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has visited Toyota’s Motomachi plant, one of the facilities of Japan’s globally renowned automobile manufacturer. He arrived in Nagoya from Tokyo by bullet train early Thursday (October 29) and toured the factory.

The Motomachi plant is regarded as an example of Japan’s advanced industrial technology and manufacturing capabilities. The prime minister’s visit highlights efforts to explore opportunities for new investment, technology transfer and employment generation in Bangladesh by drawing on Japan’s industrial expertise.

Following the factory tour, the prime minister is scheduled to visit Toyota’s Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology. He is also expected to attend a luncheon hosted by the chief executive of Toyota Tsusho Corporation.

One of the key objectives of the visit is to explore how Japan’s advanced manufacturing systems, modern technologies and industrial experience could help create new investment opportunities and expand employment in Bangladesh.

After completing his four-day visit to Japan, Prime Minister Tarique Rahman is scheduled to depart from Narita Airport for Dhaka at 6 p.m. local time on Thursday. He is expected to return home on a regular Biman Bangladesh Airlines flight.