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Bangladesh and China Discuss Strengthening Cooperation on Transport Corridors

Bangladesh and China have discussed cooperation on transport corridors to deepen connectivity and economic ties.

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Bangladesh and China have discussed cooperation on transport corridors as the two countries seek to advance their comprehensive cooperative partnership and deepen connectivity and economic ties. The bilateral meeting between Foreign Minister Dr Khalilur Rahman and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi took place in Manila on the sidelines of the ASEAN Regional Forum (ARF) Foreign Ministers' Meeting.

Strengthening Connectivity and Economic Engagement

During the talks, the two foreign ministers discussed a wide range of bilateral issues aimed at advancing the comprehensive cooperative partnership between Bangladesh and China. Cooperation on transport corridors featured prominently in the discussions as both sides exchanged views on strengthening connectivity alongside broader economic engagement.

Investment, Energy, and Rohingya Crisis

The two foreign ministers also discussed investment, energy, and economic cooperation, as well as other matters of mutual interest. The Rohingya crisis and the repatriation of forcibly displaced Myanmar nationals were also on the agenda. Bangladesh has consistently sought China's active engagement in facilitating the safe, voluntary, and sustainable repatriation of the Rohingyas to their homeland in Myanmar.

The meeting reflected the two countries' continued efforts to expand their multifaceted cooperation, with connectivity, investment, energy, and economic partnership remaining important areas of bilateral engagement.

Source: BSS

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