16 sourcesFirst reported yesterday at 00:00, updated 3 h ago

প্রধানমন্ত্রীকে উষ্ণ অভ্যর্থনা জাপানে অর্থনৈতিক অংশীদারিত্ব জোরদারের উদ্যোগ

Prime Minister warmly welcomed in Japan to strengthen economic partnership

Photo: Dainik Bangla

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Prime Minister Tarique Rahman stressed strengthening the economic partnership between Bangladesh and Japan during a courtesy meeting in Tokyo's Imperial Hotel on Monday with Masumi Kakinoki, chairman of Marubeni Corporation and chair of the Japan-Bangladesh Joint Business and Economic Cooperation Committee, according to Deputy Press Secretary Shahadat Swadhin. Rahman praised Kakinoki's leadership and thanked him for expanding Japanese investment. Kakinoki expressed hope that implementing the Economic Partnership Agreement would expand bilateral trade and investment. Rahman urged more Japanese investment in ICT, renewable energy and advanced manufacturing, and sought Japanese cooperation on modernising Karnaphuli Fertilizer Company and assessing a second fertiliser plant. He said the government is pursuing investor-friendly reforms. Rahman is on a four-day state visit to Japan. Marubeni's president Masayuki Omoto had earlier met Rahman in Dhaka on 11 October.

Dainik BanglaAlokito BangladeshChannel iAjker PatrikaDaily Bangladesh

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