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PM discusses skills partnership, innovation city with JICA chief
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Prime Minister Tarique Rahman on Monday discussed proposals for a Bangladesh-Japan Skills Partnership and a Technological Village and Innovation City, plus cooperation in agricultural modernisation, agro-processing and light engineering, with Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) President Dr Akihiko Tanaka. The courtesy meeting took place at Hotel Imperial at 5:10 pm local time, according to Deputy Press Secretary Shahadat Shadhin. Tarique recalled their earlier meeting in Dhaka in July and thanked Japan for its long-standing cooperation. The sides discussed completing ongoing Japan-supported projects on time and expediting approval of priority projects. Tarique stressed the need for continued concessional loans and expanded technical cooperation. Citing the global energy situation, Bangladesh requested budgetary support for energy security, as provided last year. Tanaka reaffirmed his commitment to Bangladesh's prosperity. JICA Senior Vice-President Hara Shohei and senior officials attended, along with several Bangladeshi ministers and advisers.
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