Information advisor Nahid Islam was invited to visit China
September 30, 20242 Mins Read
Jumbangla Desk: Post, Telecommunication and Information Technology and Information and Broadcasting Adviser. Nahid Islam said, 'China is a long time friend of Bangladesh. Bangladesh has historical and cultural ties with China. In that continuity, the interim government is keen to take Bangladesh-China bilateral relations to a new height.
He said these things while meeting Chinese Ambassador Yao Wen at the office room of the Department of Posts and Telecommunications on Monday (September 30).
Meanwhile, the Chinese ambassador said that under the leadership of the interim government, the situation in Bangladesh is slowly becoming normal, which will improve further in the future.
He also commented that Bangladesh-China relations will remain intact regardless of the political situation in Bangladesh.
Nahid Islam thanked the Chinese ambassador for sending a medical team to treat the injured in the anti-discrimination student movement.
He said that the main goal of the interim government is to reform and reorganize the state structure. Bangladesh wants to experience the way China achieved economic prosperity after the revolution, because recently Bangladesh also became newly independent through the revolution.
The adviser also said that China's advice and cooperation in reform work is very important for Bangladesh.
The ambassador said that China believes that the interim government can form a new Bangladesh through reforms.
Ambassador invited Nahid Islam to visit China.
The advisor said that he believes that China will play an important role in the development of Bangladesh's digital economy.
During the meeting, there was also the Secretary of the Department of Posts and Telecommunications. Md. Mushfiqur Rahman, Information Technology Department Secretary Sheesh Haider Chowdhury, Embassy Economy and Commercial Counselor Song Yang and Embassy First Secretary Chui Yafeng.
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