Business Desk :
Awami League (AL) Presidium Member Abdul Matin Khasru, who is leading a 20-member high-level delegation of Bangladesh Awami League in China, on Sunday, underscored the need for exchanging expertise, knowledge and experiences between Dhaka and Beijing to further promote the tea sector of both the countries.
“The tea experts of both the countries can sit together and exchange expertise, experiences and knowledge on how to improve quality, production method, processing of tea for the mutual benefit of tea sectors of both the countries,” he said.
Khasru, also the parliamentary standing committee chairman on Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Ministry, expressed this view when the AL delegation visited the office of Guizhou Mei Tan Shengxing Tea Company Limited at Jinhua village in Meitan Country under Guizhou province this afternoon, said a press release.
After visiting the tea gardens of this company, the AL presidium member exchanged views with the high officials of the company and the Secretary of Communist Party of China (CPC) branch of Meitan County Feng Yanqing.
Khasru, also a former law minister, said that Bangladesh exports various types of tea in many countries including in Europe and such exchange of expertise, experience and knowledge could improve further the quality of tea of both the countries.
The senior AL leader suggested that expertise support from China could be of great use in further strengthening the Bangladesh Tea Research Institute in Srimongol.
In response, Feng Yanqing said they want to share their expertise with Bangladesh as a friendly gesture.
Awami League (AL) Presidium Member Abdul Matin Khasru, who is leading a 20-member high-level delegation of Bangladesh Awami League in China, on Sunday, underscored the need for exchanging expertise, knowledge and experiences between Dhaka and Beijing to further promote the tea sector of both the countries.
“The tea experts of both the countries can sit together and exchange expertise, experiences and knowledge on how to improve quality, production method, processing of tea for the mutual benefit of tea sectors of both the countries,” he said.
Khasru, also the parliamentary standing committee chairman on Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Ministry, expressed this view when the AL delegation visited the office of Guizhou Mei Tan Shengxing Tea Company Limited at Jinhua village in Meitan Country under Guizhou province this afternoon, said a press release.
After visiting the tea gardens of this company, the AL presidium member exchanged views with the high officials of the company and the Secretary of Communist Party of China (CPC) branch of Meitan County Feng Yanqing.
Khasru, also a former law minister, said that Bangladesh exports various types of tea in many countries including in Europe and such exchange of expertise, experience and knowledge could improve further the quality of tea of both the countries.
The senior AL leader suggested that expertise support from China could be of great use in further strengthening the Bangladesh Tea Research Institute in Srimongol.
In response, Feng Yanqing said they want to share their expertise with Bangladesh as a friendly gesture.
