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Sheikh Hasina said: ‘I forgot all our pains and sufferings at that moment, we gave a cry, we screamed and we cried, which I will never forget. This was the case after a long period of captivity. It was an inspiring, inspiring and joyous event that I cannot put into words. ‘
Describing the link between Bangladesh and Bhutan as ‘very old’, the Prime Minister said that the areas of our cooperation today in common cultural values, traditions and geopolitical realities are trade, tourism, hydropower, the impact of climate change, health, biodiversity, agricultural processing, agriculture, ICT, education, management of water resources. And it has expanded in many more cases.
Sheikh Hasina said: “I believe that after the implementation of this agreement, the people of Bangladesh will have the opportunity to buy apples, oranges and other fresh fruits and vegetables from Bhutan and the fashion conscious people of Bhutan will be able to buy more quality clothes. in Bangladesh “. Infrastructure projects in Bangladesh can benefit from the use of stone from Bhutan and medicines in Bangladesh can contribute to Bhutan’s health sector.
The Prime Minister said: ‘We are developing the Chilmari port in Bangladesh, Pangaon in Narayanganj is also open to Bhutan. Not only that, our three ports Chittagong, Mongla, Bhutan can be used if you want. It is being developed to develop our Syedpur airport as a regional airport, which is open to Bhutan.
Prime Minister of Bhutan. In her speech, Lotte Shering recalled her stay in Bangladesh during her nearly 10 years of study at Mymensingh Medical College and Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University (BSMMU), referring to Bangladesh as her “second home”. Speaking with the Prime Minister of Bangladesh this morning, she expressed her gratitude for his motherly attitude and expressed satisfaction that she could be a part of history on the eve of the centenary of the birth of the Father of the Nation and the Golden Jubilee of Bangladesh’s independence. Lotte Schering also mentioned that her hospitality during her recent visit to Bangladesh was an expression of the depth of relations between the two countries.
The Prime Minister of Bhutan said: “Bangladesh has always supported Bhutan despite various adversities. And the signing of this agreement is Bangladesh’s recognition of taking Bhutan more seriously.
