Dhaka, London for increasing trade for mutual benefit

Bangladesh and the United Kingdom (UK) consented to strenthen bi-horizontal exchange handling neediness, and that expanding two-sided exchange could bring noteworthy advantages to the two nations. 

The two sides asserted their solid sense of duty regarding the execution of the motivation for feasible advancement including Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), reports UNB. 

The issues were examined at the second Strategic Dialog held at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office in London on Thursday, said the Foreign Ministry here on Friday. 

The discourse included a productive trade of perspectives on political and two-sided issues, monetary and improvement participation, security and safeguard collaboration, and trades on current worldwide issues, including the Rohingya emergency. 

The UK praised Bangladesh for facilitating more than one million coercively uprooted Burmese nationals. 

Bangladesh respected the UK confirmation that it stays focused on keeping the worldwide focus on the Rohingya emergency, and to supporting Bangladesh in its philanthropic reaction and the willful, safe, and honorable return of the Rohingya to Myanmar. 

Lasting Under-Secretary of the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office Sir Simon McDonald, and his Bangladesh partner Foreign Secretary Md Shahidul Haque drove their particular sides in the gathering. 

The two sides underscored the significance of a trade of visits and connections at the most astounding political level, including the visit of the UK Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs to Bangladesh in February 2018. 

The two sides informed on their nations political advancements locally and globally.