Tarique announces investment office in China, pledges support for investors at Beijing forum

Prime minister meets senior Communist Party leader in Beijing, discusses bilateral cooperation and investment

Bangladesh has termed India’s explanation regarding the Delhi airport incident involving Prime Minister’s Adviser Zahed Ur Rahman unsatisfactory, describing it as “unfortunate and regrettable”.

Dhaka calls the Delhi airport incident "unwanted and regrettable" and describes New Delhi’s explanation as "unsatisfactory"

Beijing meetings will focus attention on the future direction of Bangladesh-China relations

Prime minister begins three-day state visit to China after attending Summer Davos in Dalian

Days after the harassment of PM’s Adviser Zahed Ur Rahman at New Delhi airport, India has finally spoken about the incident, in which he had to wait for two hours, but it did not elaborate on the matter.

Loss and Damage Fund must move from promise to delivery, he says

MEA says Indian immigration officials cleared him after verifying his purpose of travel

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman yesterday wrapped up his two‑day official visit to Malaysia, where he made a significant push for energy and defence cooperation, a free trade agreement, and transparent labour migration.

Established in 2000, ICAPP is an international forum comprising political parties from various Asian countries

The prime minister begins the China leg of his first overseas tour since taking office, with meetings planned with Xi Jinping and Li Qiang

Meeting took place at the royal palace

Anwar Ibrahim says cooperation should extend beyond trade and labour migration into emerging technologies and research

Chinese Ambassador to Bangladesh Yao Wen has said Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's official visit to China holds "historic significance" and will draw a "more magnificent blueprint" for Bangladesh-China relations.

Bangladesh and Malaysia also agreed to pursue an FTA and strengthen cooperation

After the talks, a high-level meeting between the two countries is scheduled to begin

By choosing Malaysia for Prime Minister Tarique Rahman’s first foreign visit after assuming office, the BNP government is signalling a pragmatic foreign policy approach rather than being drawn into equations involving India, China and the West, analysts say.

Two-day trip expected to focus on trade, investment, labour recruitment and broader strategic cooperation

Tarique Rahman departs for Malaysia on his inaugural state visit, followed by engagements in China