Dhaka January 16, 2026, 5:41 am
China and Bangladesh are traditional friendly neighbors with a long history of exchanges
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Both sides discuss ways to boost cooperation in trade, investment and connectivity
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The chief adviser welcomed the initiative, noting that Bangladesh, with its dynamic and youthful workforce, is well-positioned to support Albania’s economic growth
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Australia, Britain, Canada and Portugal also took the largely symbolic step of recognition on the eve of the summit called by France and Saudi Arabia
He said this while delivering the keynote speech at the ILO Asia-Pacific Conference on Labour and LDC Issues in Bangkok on Tuesday
The two sides exchanged views on Bangladesh-China relations, cooperation and global and regional issues
Georgieva emphasised the importance of implementing bold reforms in the banking sector
India and Bangladesh are also important drivers for regional integration under the framework of BIMSTEC
During the meeting, both sides discussed strategies to reduce the trade imbalance between the two countries
