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Sri Lankan Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa is coming to Bangladesh on a two-day visit. He will arrive in Dhaka on Friday (March 19) morning to attend the centenary of the birth of the nation’s father Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and the Golden Jubilee celebrations of the independence of Bangladesh.
In the morning, you will be greeted at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport (HISA) by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. You will also be given an honor guard.
The theme of the ten-day program on the centenary of the birth and the golden jubilee of independence of Bangladesh is “Mujib Chirantan”. However, different topics have been taken for each day. According to him, the theme of the third day is ‘Yatkal Rabe Padma Jamuna’.
According to the schedule, the Sri Lankan prime minister will lay a wreath at the National Monument in Savar at 11 a.m. Friday, sign a guest book and plant a sapling there. Later, the chancellor said. Ake Abdul Momen will pay a courtesy visit to Mahinda Rajapaksa at 3 pm in the Presidential Suite of the Sonargaon Hotel. The Prime Minister of Sri Lanka will attend the ceremony at the National Parade Ground at 4.30 pm.
You will attend a cultural event and dinner hosted by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in the Grand Ball Room of the Intercontinental Hotel at 7.30 pm.
The next day at 10 am, Mahinda will pay tribute to Rajapaksa by placing a wreath on Bangabandhu’s portrait at the premises of the Bangabandhu Memorial Museum on Dhanmondi Road No. 32. She will visit the Bangabandhu Memorial Museum and there she will sign the book of visitors.
He will meet Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina at the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) at 10:20 am. Several memoranda will be signed between the two countries in the presence of the two heads of government at 11:40 am.
Prime Minister of Sri Lanka at 5 pm Credentials of Bangabhaban, the President of Bangladesh. Courtesy visit to Abdul Hamid. There you will sign the guest book.
Additionally, Nepalese President Vidya Devi Bhandari will pay a two-day visit to Dhaka on March 22 to attend the 10-day celebrations and Bhutan Prime Minister Lotte Shering will visit Dhaka on March 24 and 25. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will arrive on March 26 and will leave Dhaka on March 26.
SUJ / EA / JIM
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