BSS, Dhaka :
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina returned home on Friday afternoon concluding her three-day official visit to the Netherlands.
A Bangladesh Biman flight carrying the Prime Minister and members of her entourage landed at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport (HSIA) at 5.40 pm.
Sheikh Hasina visited Netherlands at the invitation of her Dutch counterpart Mark Rutte. The Dutch government has given a warm hospitality to Bangladesh premier during the first ever visit by any head of the government of Bangladesh to the Netherlands.
The Premier held bilateral talks with Dutch Premier Mark Rutte on November 4. After the fruitful meeting, Bangladesh and the Netherlands signed four instruments aimed at further strengthening bilateral cooperation in the fields of education and diplomacy.
In the meeting, Bangladesh and the Netherlands also agreed to work more closely for implementation of Bangladesh Delta Plan 2100 to make the delta safe and productive for the people side by side with boosting bilateral trade and investment.
She also joined a discussion on “Bangladesh Delta Plan 2100” with Dutch ministers. She called on Queen of the Netherlands Maxima who highly appreciated Bangladesh’s stunning progress in the field of economy.
Queen Maxima, also the UN Secretary General’s Special Advocate for Inclusive Finance for Development, informed Sheikh Hasina that she is going to frame an international adaptive strategy on inclusive financing for poverty alleviation based on Bangladesh.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina returned home on Friday afternoon concluding her three-day official visit to the Netherlands.
A Bangladesh Biman flight carrying the Prime Minister and members of her entourage landed at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport (HSIA) at 5.40 pm.
Sheikh Hasina visited Netherlands at the invitation of her Dutch counterpart Mark Rutte. The Dutch government has given a warm hospitality to Bangladesh premier during the first ever visit by any head of the government of Bangladesh to the Netherlands.
The Premier held bilateral talks with Dutch Premier Mark Rutte on November 4. After the fruitful meeting, Bangladesh and the Netherlands signed four instruments aimed at further strengthening bilateral cooperation in the fields of education and diplomacy.
In the meeting, Bangladesh and the Netherlands also agreed to work more closely for implementation of Bangladesh Delta Plan 2100 to make the delta safe and productive for the people side by side with boosting bilateral trade and investment.
She also joined a discussion on “Bangladesh Delta Plan 2100” with Dutch ministers. She called on Queen of the Netherlands Maxima who highly appreciated Bangladesh’s stunning progress in the field of economy.
Queen Maxima, also the UN Secretary General’s Special Advocate for Inclusive Finance for Development, informed Sheikh Hasina that she is going to frame an international adaptive strategy on inclusive financing for poverty alleviation based on Bangladesh.
