BCCEMCC / Since 1987

Bangladesh-China Cultural, Economic & Mass Communication Center

Established in 1987, Bangladesh-China Cultural, Economic & Mass Communication Center (BCCEMCC) brings people and institutions in Bangladesh and China together through cultural exchange, friendship, regional dialogue and conversations on trade, investment and cooperation. Nearly four decades of meetings, delegations, cultural programmes and member relationships now form a rich institutional history.

1987Established
3Languages online
4Connected areas of work

What we do

BCCEMCC works across four connected areas:

  • Cultural exchange: exhibitions, performances, heritage programmes and shared celebrations that bring people closer to one another’s cultures.
  • Economic and institutional dialogue: conversations on trade, investment, development and practical cooperation.
  • People-to-people friendship: delegations, regional forums, member gatherings and relationships sustained over time.
  • History & archive: preserving photographs, documents and stories so that the Center’s journey remains accessible to future generations.
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A formal BCCEMCC gathering from the Center’s photo archive.
A formal BCCEMCC gathering from the Center’s photo archive.

Our archive

The archive brings together photographs, event records, invitations, letters and published material from across BCCEMCC’s history. Each entry states the Center’s role in the activity and links to further material where it is available.

Our beginning in 1987

BCCEMCC was established in 1987. As early institutional materials are digitized, the Center will add the precise founding date and first committee details to this history.

A guestbook signing during a BCCEMCC programme.
A guestbook signing during a BCCEMCC programme.
Cultural exhibition, 2017 — BCCEMCC photo archive.
Cultural exhibition, 2017 — BCCEMCC photo archive.
AGM & Eid Reunion 2019 — BCCEMCC photo archive.
AGM & Eid Reunion 2019 — BCCEMCC photo archive.
BCCEMCC roundtable, from the Center’s photo archive.
BCCEMCC roundtable, from the Center’s photo archive.

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