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Dhaka, China Sign 8 MoUs, 1 Deal on Cooperation
Greenwatch Desk
Diplomacy
2025-03-28, 2:09pm
Bangladesh and China have signed nine agreements during Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus’s ongoing visit to China.
Among the agreements was a key Economic and Technical Cooperation pact between the two governments, according to Deputy Press Secretary Abul Kalam Azad Majumder.
In addition to the economic agreement, eight other documents were signed, covering a range of areas including development, translation and publication of classical literary works, cultural heritage exchange, media cooperation, and advancements in the health sector. These agreements aim to strengthen bilateral ties and foster deeper collaboration between the two nations.