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Published:
2021-06-30 20:32:58 BdST

Shahriar thanks Qatar for providing Covid-19 vaccines to Bangladeshi expatriate workers


State Minister for Foreign Affairs Md Shahriar Alam extended thanks to the Qatari government for providing COVID-19 vaccines to Bangladeshi Expatriate workers in Qatar free of cost.

The outgoing Ambassador of the State of Qatar to Bangladesh Ahmed Bin Mohamed Nasser Al Dehaimi, paid a farewell call on with the State Minister in his office on Tuesday.

Shahriar underlined that the bilateral ties between the two countries have reached new heights as envisaged by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and the Emir of Qatar in areas including energy and power, business and trade, investment, etc.

He also invited Qatar to benefit from Bangladesh’s growth by investing in the Special Economic Zones.

The State Minister congratulated the Ambassador on the successful completion of his tour of duty in Bangladesh.

Shahriar Alam appreciated the Ambassador for his efforts to boost the bilateral ties between Bangladesh and Qatar during his tenure.

The departing Ambassador appreciated the socio-economic development success of Bangladesh and conveyed the Qatar government’s eagerness to work more closely with Bangladesh in areas of mutual interests.

He thanked the State Minister for extending his support to him while performing his duties.

Prior to the meeting with the State Minister, the Ambassador also paid farewell call on Foreign Secretary (Senior Secretary) at his office.

Foreign Secretary thanked the Ambassador for his proactive role inadvancing and consolidating the existing bilateral ties between the two countries.

He underscored the need to transform the bilateral relations into a more comprehensive and strategic partnership.

The Ambassador of Qatar expressed the readiness of his Government to support Bangladesh in materializing its Vision -2041 and to work with the government of Bangladesh for mutual benefit.

He also reiterated his country’s support for an early resolution of the Rohingya issue.

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