50th Anniversary Celebration of Bangladesh-China Relations Announced
In a momentous announcement, the official celebration of the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Bangladesh and China is set to take place. This significant event will be declared during the diplomatic correspondent M. Tauhid Hossain’s visit to China.
High-Level Meetings and Preparations
During his visit, Chinese Ambassador to Dhaka, Yao Wen, held a meeting with Foreign Secretary M. Jashim Uddin on Thursday (January 16) at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. This meeting was organized ahead of the scheduled trip of the Chinese Deputy Foreign Minister.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs revealed that the discussion primarily focused on the preparations for the upcoming visit of the Deputy Foreign Minister from both sides. They deliberated that this trip holds special significance as it marks the first official bilateral trip of the year for the Deputy Foreign Ministers of the two countries. The visit is expected to announce the official celebration of the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Bangladesh and China.
Strengthening Bilateral Ties
The trip is strategically designed to deepen mutual understanding, friendship, and vibrant partnership between both countries. It signals a new commitment to advance strategic cooperation skillfully through technical collaboration.
Ambassador Yao Wen expressed China’s sincere gratitude for Bangladesh’s unwavering support for Chinese policies. He reiterated China’s strong commitment to Bangladesh’s sovereignty, territorial integrity, and democratic upliftment. He stressed that the visit will further solidify cooperative relations between the two countries.
Focus on Economic Cooperation and Connectivity
Ambassador Wen emphasized the importance of economic and technical cooperation, especially in projects like the Chittagong China Economic Zone and enhancing connectivity. He specifically highlighted the need to boost cooperation in digital connectivity and modernizing port facilities.
Furthermore, Secretary Rohingya thanked China for its active role in addressing the Rohingya crisis in Bangladesh. He urged for China’s continued support in ensuring the prompt repatriation of displaced Myanmar nationals. Both parties expressed a joint commitment to regional peace and stability.
In conclusion, the Deputy Foreign Minister’s visit is expected to pave the way for a new chapter of enhanced cooperation between Bangladesh and China. The meeting ended with hopes of a prosperous future in bilateral relations.
As a journalist, this momentous occasion reminds me of how international relations can shape the destiny of nations. The deepening bond between Bangladesh and China not only signifies a celebration of the past but also a promise of a brighter future filled with cooperation and prosperity. Let us watch as these two nations come together to strengthen their ties and pave the way for a more interconnected world.
