5 sourcesFirst reported today at 13:45, updated 1 h ago
তারেক রহমানের সরকারের প্রতি জাপানের জোরালো সমর্থনের ঘোষণা
japan announces strong support for tarique rahman government
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Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said Japan will strongly support the nation-building efforts of the government led by Prime Minister Tarique Rahman, which came to power through a democratic general election. In a post on X after their bilateral summit in Tokyo on Tuesday, 27 October, she congratulated Tarique on taking office and said she would work closely with him to ensure peace and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific. The two sides agreed to advance the Bay of Bengal Industrial Growth Belt (BIG-B) into a new strategic framework called "BIG-B for Shared Prosperity". Takaichi said Tarique recalled Japan's peace-loving role and its early recognition of Bangladesh's independence, and expressed gratitude for Japanese government and public support. Takaichi described Bangladesh, with a population of 170 million, as important to Japan's economy. A joint statement issued after the summit pledged government and private-sector cooperation.
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তারেক রহমান সরকারের দেশ গড়ার প্রচেষ্টায় জোরালো সমর্থন দেবে জাপান
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Japan to strongly support Tarique govt’s nation-building efforts: Takaichi
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