Rt Hon Iain Duncan Smith
Aug 2012 - The Rt Hon Iain Duncan Smith is the new Patron of Conservative Friends Of Bangladeshread more
Bangladesh High Commissioner and CFOB Executive
March 2008 - Anne Main MP, Salim Chowdhury, Abdus Hamid and Mehfuz Ahmed handing over a cheque to the Bangladesh High Commissioner. CFOB raised money for the Bangladesh Cyclone victims..read more
British Curry Awards 2007
Last year’s British Curry Awards exceeded all expectations, and showed why this continues to be the most significant event of its kind on the spice industry calendar.read more
Bangladesh Independence Day event Mar 2009
March 2009 - Below Anne Main MP with Cllr Tim Archer and Joanne Cash PPC Westminster North being interviewed by Bangla TV at the Reception held by the Bangladesh High Commission to the Bangladesh Independence Day. .read more
Vision Bangladesh Fund Raiser - April 2012
Conservative Party Co-Chairman Baroness Sayeeda Warsi and Nicky Morgan MP at a fund raiser for Vision Bangladesh.read more
The Conservative Friends of Bangladesh (CFOB) aims to foster within the Conservative Party of the United Kingdom greater understanding and sympathy for the country of Bangladesh which is endowed with natural resources but also faces many challenges.
Anne Main calls for better conditions for Bangladeshi factory workers’
“My heart goes out to those who have lost loved ones in this tragic accident. I have visited many garment factories and high rise buildings during my visits to Bangladesh. Many of the buildings do appear to be of poor quality without emergency exits and this is an issue I have raised before. On my last visit I took part in an evacuation procedure to promote awareness of how to utilise equipment that may be deployed in an emergency.
UK stores import a great deal of garments from Bangladesh and it does seem that some of the factories in Bangladesh are death traps. I have written to Minister for Trade and Investment asking him to make a statement on what the Government is doing to ensure that people who source garments from these factories insist on a decent level of safety for workers, many of whom are women and children”






