Economic Reporter :
Korean Ambassador to Bangladesh Lee Jang-keun on Monday has said the future of Bangladesh-South Korea relations “looks very bright and it will get brighter” with diversified success stories with a significant one already created by Youngone.
“We see the future of our relations very, very bright. The reason is very simple…,” said Ambassador Lee responding to a question sitting beside Chairman and CEO of Youngone Kihak Sung at Korean EPZ.
The South Korean Ambassador noted that the shining accomplishment that Bangladesh has shown not only to its people but the entire world is something that offers many opportunities ahead.
Both Sung and Ambassador Lee welcomed the members of Diplomatic Correspondents Association, Bangladesh (DCAB) at the KEPZ to show the facilities there. KEPZ President Jahangir Saadat was also present.
Referring to South Korean Prime Minister Chung Sye-kyun’s recent remarks, the Korean envoy said his Prime Minister’s message captured all the elements of the bilateral relations and Korea’s assessment over the future of bilateral relations.
“We’ll be the most trusted friends to Bangladesh, ushering in a shining future together,” Korean Prime Minister Chung recently said, mentioning that Bangladesh, with its remarkable economic development and rapid emergence in the heart of Asia, is echoing the miracle on the Han River, a major river in South Korea.
