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President Urges Bosnia-Herzegovina, Azerbaijan to Import Bangladeshi Goods

President Mohammed Shahabuddin has called on Bosnia-Herzegovina and Azerbaijan to enhance their import of Bangladeshi goods, emphasizing the quality and potential of products from Bangladesh. This appeal was made during a meeting with the newly appointed ambassadors from both countries at Bangabhaban in Dhaka.

Key Takeaways

  • President Shahabuddin urged increased imports of Bangladeshi products, including garments, medicine, ceramics, and leather.
  • He highlighted the importance of employing skilled and semi-skilled Bangladeshi workers in both countries.
  • The meeting marked a significant step in strengthening bilateral relations through trade and investment.

Meeting Overview

During the meeting, President Shahabuddin welcomed the newly appointed non-resident ambassadors: Haris Hrle from Bosnia and Herzegovina and Elchin Huseynli from Azerbaijan. The ambassadors presented their credentials in a formal ceremony, which included a guard of honor by the Presidential Guard Regiment.

The President emphasized the historical ties and friendly relations between Bangladesh and both countries, rooted in shared commitments to development and international peace. He expressed a keen interest in enhancing mutual and multilateral ties, particularly in trade and investment.

Focus on Bangladeshi Products

President Shahabuddin specifically urged the ambassadors to promote the import of various Bangladeshi products of international quality, including:

  • Ready-Made Garments: A cornerstone of Bangladesh’s export economy.
  • Medicines: Highlighting the pharmaceutical industry’s growth.
  • Ceramics: Showcasing the craftsmanship and quality of Bangladeshi ceramics.
  • Leather Goods: Emphasizing the potential for high-quality leather exports.

Employment Opportunities

In addition to trade, the President sought the ambassadors’ support in employing a significant number of skilled and semi-skilled workers from Bangladesh. He noted that these workers could contribute positively to the development efforts in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Azerbaijan.

Strengthening Bilateral Relations

The meeting underscored the importance of high-level engagements and exchanges between the countries. President Shahabuddin called for:

  1. Increased high-level contacts.
  2. Exchange visits of trade and investment delegations.
  3. Collaboration in academic and cultural exchanges.

The ambassadors acknowledged the role of Bangladeshi peacekeepers in establishing peace in Bosnia during the 1990s, further solidifying the historical bond between the nations.

Conclusion

The meeting between President Shahabuddin and the ambassadors marks a pivotal moment in Bangladesh’s efforts to expand its international trade footprint. By urging Bosnia-Herzegovina and Azerbaijan to import Bangladeshi goods, the President aims to foster stronger economic ties and enhance the country’s global presence.

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Emre Emehet
Emre Emehet
Emre Emehet is a 45-year-old journalist from the Balkans, best known for his dedication to telling stories that reflect the everyday lives of people in his region. Growing up in a small town in northern Bosnia, Emre always had an interest in local history and storytelling, which drew him to pursue a degree in journalism and communications at the University of Sarajevo. He wasn’t the top of his class, but his professors admired his practical approach and natural curiosity, qualities that would later define his career.
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