China, Bangladesh Celebrate 50 Years of Diplomatic Relations, Vow to Strengthen Ties
Politicians and business leaders from China and Bangladesh gathered to celebrate the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries. They underscored a shared vision for peace, strategic cooperation, and new collaborations in economics, culture, and diplomacy.
The seminar, held to mark this significant milestone, saw participants emphasising the importance of strengthening the partnership between the two nations. Chinese embassy Chargé d'Affaires Liu Yin stressed the need to deepen cooperation and align development strategies.
Bangladesh Nationalist Party vice-chairman Asaduzzaman Ripon noted that the 50-year relationship was a crucial chapter in South Asia's geopolitics and economic development. Bangladesh-China Cultural, Economic and Media Centre president Altaf Hossain Chowdhury praised Chinese President Xi Jinping's global initiatives, highlighting their alignment with Bangladesh's development and foreign policy goals.
The seminar underscored the commitment of both nations to further strengthen their ties. China, as Bangladesh's largest trade partner and a vital ally, particularly in the garment and textile sector, is expected to play a key role in Bangladesh's future development. With a shared vision for peace and cooperation, the two countries look forward to the next 50 years of their diplomatic relationship.
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