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Japanese Ambassador Bids Farewell, Reaffirms Strong Ties with Bangladesh

The Embassy JournalBy The Embassy JournalDecember 20, 2024No Comments1 Min Read
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The Embassy Journal: On December 19, Ambassador IWAMA Kiminori paid a farewell call on the Hon’ble President of Bangladesh, H.E. Mr. Mohammed Shahabuddin, marking the end of his tenure in Dhaka.During the meeting, Ambassador IWAMA expressed heartfelt gratitude for Bangladesh’s unwavering support and dedication in strengthening Japan-Bangladesh bilateral relations. He emphasized Japan’s commitment to continuing its support for Bangladesh’s Interim Government reforms and broader development agenda.

The ambassador highlighted key areas of collaboration, including peace and stability, economic and business cooperation, and cultural and people-to-people exchanges. He reaffirmed Japan’s role in contributing to Bangladesh’s progress toward prosperity and sustainable growth.In response, President Shahabuddin thanked Japan for its long-standing partnership and invaluable support in fostering Bangladesh’s development journey.

He underscored the importance of further enhancing the already excellent relations between the two nations.The farewell meeting served as a testament to the robust and enduring friendship between Japan and Bangladesh, built on mutual respect and shared aspirations for progress.

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