Trade agreement aligns with ‘Bangladesh First’ policy, says FM Khalilur

This is the first high-level US visit since BNP took office

US Assistant Secretary for South and Central Asian Affairs, S Paul Kapur, arrived in Dhaka last night on a two-day visit to discuss expanding bilateral trade and investment, enhancing security cooperation, and advancing shared interests in the Indo-Pacific region.

Assistant Secretary for South and Central Asian Affairs to discuss US-Bangladesh strategic ties, says State Department

US Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asian Affairs S Paul Kapur is arriving in Dhaka tonight for a three-day visit in the second leg of his Asia tour after India to advance bilateral relations.

Foreign minister gets assurances from his Kuwaiti, Bahraini, UAE and Qatari counterparts

'Conflict brings no solution,' foreign ministry says in a statement

Bangladesh has warned that continued hostilities in the Middle East endanger regional peace and civilians, urging all parties to exercise maximum restraint and return to diplomacy, the foreign ministry said yesterday.

Meeting between Salahuddin and Indian envoy also focuses on border killings and bilateral cooperation

The government has expressed deep concern over the failure of the discussion process in the Middle East and the recent intensification of conflict.

Calls for renewed peace efforts as US-Israel strikes on Iran trigger regional hostilities

Saudi Arabia expects Prime Minister Tarique Rahman to visit the Kingdom at a mutually convenient time soon and has expressed readiness to work with Bangladesh on opportunities under Saudi Vision 2030.

The foreign minister returned from Saudi Arabia

Calls for independent Palestinian state under 1967 borders

Dhaka in contact with multiple stakeholders to pursue durable Rohingya solution

Framed as a leap towards strategic partnership, the trip reflects India’s deepening ties with a state accused of genocide

Dhaka and Tokyo explore defence, metro rail, and workforce cooperation

President of the Republic of Korea Lee Jae Myung has said he is confident that Bangladesh will continue to achieve sustained economic growth and social prosperity under the leadership of Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman.

Japan yesterday urged Bangladesh’s new government to honour the defence agreement it signed with the previous interim administration.

PM’s Adviser Humayun Kabir to accompany him