BSS, Dhaka :
Ambassadors of Croatia and Venezuela, and High Commissioners of Guyana, Namibia, Nigeria and Zambia to Bangladesh separately
presented their credentials to President M Abdul Hamid at Bangabhaban here on Thursday.The envoys are: Petar Ljubicic of Croatia, Augusto Montiel of Venezuela, David Goldwin Pollard of Guyana, Pius Dunaiski of Namibia, Maj Gen Chris Sunday Eze (Rtd) of Nigeria and Judith Kasashi K. Kangoma-Kapijimpanga of Zambia. Welcoming the envoys, President Hamid said the foreign policy attaches importance to bilateral and friendly relations with all, President’s Press Secretary Mohammad Joynal Abedin told BSS after the ceremony.
Bangladesh always gives priority to the expansion of the bilateral relations in the field of trade and investment, the President said, hoping that the bilateral relations with these countries will further be expanded during their respective assignments here.
Terming Bangladesh a country of huge potentials, Abdul Hamid stressed on availing all possibilities in the interest of their respective countries and Bangladesh to boost businesses and trade ties.
“Bangladesh has experienced manpower including physicians, engineers and teachers. We are always ready to provide those skilled forces on demand of the friendly country,” he said.
The President also urged the envoys to become a development partner and enhance people-to-people contact among the countries at bilateral level.
Ambassadors of Croatia and Venezuela, and High Commissioners of Guyana, Namibia, Nigeria and Zambia to Bangladesh separately
presented their credentials to President M Abdul Hamid at Bangabhaban here on Thursday.The envoys are: Petar Ljubicic of Croatia, Augusto Montiel of Venezuela, David Goldwin Pollard of Guyana, Pius Dunaiski of Namibia, Maj Gen Chris Sunday Eze (Rtd) of Nigeria and Judith Kasashi K. Kangoma-Kapijimpanga of Zambia. Welcoming the envoys, President Hamid said the foreign policy attaches importance to bilateral and friendly relations with all, President’s Press Secretary Mohammad Joynal Abedin told BSS after the ceremony.
Bangladesh always gives priority to the expansion of the bilateral relations in the field of trade and investment, the President said, hoping that the bilateral relations with these countries will further be expanded during their respective assignments here.
Terming Bangladesh a country of huge potentials, Abdul Hamid stressed on availing all possibilities in the interest of their respective countries and Bangladesh to boost businesses and trade ties.
“Bangladesh has experienced manpower including physicians, engineers and teachers. We are always ready to provide those skilled forces on demand of the friendly country,” he said.
The President also urged the envoys to become a development partner and enhance people-to-people contact among the countries at bilateral level.
