Business Desk :
The east African nation Rwanda has expressed its keen interest to strengthen bilateral relations as well as increase trade ties with Bangladesh.
Rwanda’s foreign minister Vincent Biruta showed the interest at a telephone conversation with his Bangladesh counterpart Dr AK Abdul Momen on Tuesday, a foreign ministry’s press release said.
During the talks, Bangladesh foreign minister urged Rwanda to import pharmaceutical products, PPE, readymade garment and bicycles from Bangladesh, saying that the present Bangladesh government is very much business friendly.
Momen invited Rwandan manufacturers and enterprises to invest in Bangladesh special economic zones.
Both the sides laid emphasis on exchange of trade delegations and discussed on holding Foreign Office Consultation (FOC) between the two countries.
The Rwandan foreign minister assured Dhaka of continuing its support for safe and dignified repatriation of forcefully displaced Rohingyas from Bangladesh to Myanamr.
The east African nation Rwanda has expressed its keen interest to strengthen bilateral relations as well as increase trade ties with Bangladesh.
Rwanda’s foreign minister Vincent Biruta showed the interest at a telephone conversation with his Bangladesh counterpart Dr AK Abdul Momen on Tuesday, a foreign ministry’s press release said.
During the talks, Bangladesh foreign minister urged Rwanda to import pharmaceutical products, PPE, readymade garment and bicycles from Bangladesh, saying that the present Bangladesh government is very much business friendly.
Momen invited Rwandan manufacturers and enterprises to invest in Bangladesh special economic zones.
Both the sides laid emphasis on exchange of trade delegations and discussed on holding Foreign Office Consultation (FOC) between the two countries.
The Rwandan foreign minister assured Dhaka of continuing its support for safe and dignified repatriation of forcefully displaced Rohingyas from Bangladesh to Myanamr.
