Bangladesh has become one of Asia’s most remarkable countries in the recent years. Among South Asian economies, Bangladesh is touted as a rising star. It remained an economic basket case. It was devastated by poverty, hunger and disease for many years after independence in 1971. TIME magazine’s cover story on January 17, 1972, was on the world’s newest country — Bangladesh — born of a bloody war. The story reads, “Pakistan International Airlines left exactly Rs 117 (US$ 16) in its account at the port city of Chittagong.” From such a state, Bangladesh now stands on the foundation of a foreign exchange reserve of $46.4 billion. The journey from spare change to billions in reserve have involved a struggle of decades. Bangladesh’s government focused on development policies towards its vision. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has said, “2022 will be a milestone year for Bangladesh in terms of infrastructure development.” What is important to remember is that, in the long run, investing in infrastructure will give us substantial returns in the form of faster economic growth.

Other than these, the demand in telecom and infrastructural industries are increasing dramatically day by day in our country. It is an exciting social & business story. As telecommunication services become increasingly important to economic & social development in emerging markets, the reliability of towers becomes more on an essential of success. On the other way the country is developing every day and the demand in infrastructure is increasing rapidly to get Bangladesh in the developed country.

To response these reality, GREEN CONSTRUCTION has been evolved in 2019 with a new reformed focus to support into the Civil Engineering & Construction sector and Telecom infrastructural sectors in Bangladesh.