In a significant diplomatic meeting, Bangladesh’s Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus and Chinese President Xi Jinping signed nine agreements aimed at fostering cooperation and development. Yunus called for China to assume a greater role in ensuring regional peace and reiterated the importance of economic investments and strategic partnerships.

On Friday, Bangladesh’s Chief Adviser, Muhammad Yunus, met with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing, during which they signed nine agreements aimed at enhancing bilateral cooperation. Yunus emphasized the importance of China playing a more significant role in fostering peace and stability in the region, referencing recent student protests in Bangladesh that led to governmental change.

The meeting between Yunus and Xi underscores the strengthening ties between Bangladesh and China, with commitments on investments and cooperative agreements in multiple sectors. The emphasis on water management exemplifies Bangladesh’s trust in China’s capabilities, as it seeks a collaborative approach to address critical challenges. This visit could pave the way for deeper economic ties and regional stability.

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