A new shopping destination for the Bangladeshi community has opened its doors in Madrid, Spain, offering a wide selection of everyday Bangladeshi essentials at affordable prices. Named **Faran Super Mercado**, the supermarket has been launched by Bangladeshi expatriate entrepreneur Tajul Uddin, aiming to make familiar home-country products more accessible to Bangladeshis living in the Spanish capital.
Located at 246 Calle Avenida de la Bufara, in the Alto de Arenal area along Madrid’s Metro Line 1, the new supermarket is expected to become a convenient shopping destination for local expatriates seeking essential Bangladeshi groceries and household products.
The inauguration ceremony was attended by several prominent members of the Bangladeshi community in Spain, reflecting the strong support and enthusiasm surrounding the new business venture.
Among those present were former General Secretary of the Bangladesh Association in Spain, Kamruzzaman Sundar; President of the Greater Sylhet Association in Spain, Abdul Kaiyum Masuk; General Secretary Kawsar Hossain Tipu; President of the Bangladesh Press Club in Spain, Bakul Khan; and General Secretary Siddiqur Rahman.
Also attending the event were Greater Sylhet Association in Spain Senior Vice-President Abbas Uddin, Joint General Secretaries Yusuf Ali and Abdul Motaleb Babul, Shamsul Islam, other organisational leaders and members of the wider Bangladeshi expatriate community.
Faran Super Mercado aims to address the everyday shopping needs of Bangladeshi expatriates by offering a range of essential products at competitive prices. The initiative is particularly designed to help expatriates access familiar products from Bangladesh without having to travel long distances or pay unnecessarily high prices.
Speaking about the initiative, entrepreneur Tajul Uddin said the supermarket was established with the convenience and financial considerations of the Bangladeshi community in mind.
He explained that the goal is to provide essential everyday products at affordable prices, allowing Bangladeshi families and individuals living in Madrid to shop conveniently while maintaining access to familiar home-country goods.
In another customer-friendly initiative, Tajul Uddin confirmed that home delivery services would be available for purchases worth €40 or more, offering additional convenience to customers.
He also extended a warm invitation to all Bangladeshi expatriates living in Madrid to visit Faran Super Mercado and support the new venture. Expressing optimism about its future, he said he hoped the business would grow with the love, encouragement and cooperation of the expatriate community.
The launch has been welcomed positively by local Bangladeshi community leaders and expatriates, who view the supermarket as a valuable addition to the growing range of Bangladeshi-owned businesses in Spain.
Beyond providing everyday shopping essentials, the initiative represents another example of Bangladeshi entrepreneurship contributing to the local economy while strengthening cultural connections among expatriates.
With affordable prices, familiar products and a home delivery facility, Faran Super Mercado is setting out to become a trusted shopping destination for Bangladeshis in Madrid.
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