Kathmandu : China and Bangladesh have pledged to stand together regardless of changes in the international situation, Liu Haiching, Minister of the International Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC), has said.
Addressing a high-level event in Dhaka, the Bangladeshi capital, Liu emphasized the need to further strengthen trade, investment, development and political exchanges between the two countries.
The event, organized by the Chinese Embassy, also marked the formal inauguration of the Bangladesh–China Centre for Party and State Governance Studies.
Held under the theme “History Illuminates the Future,” the programme brought together senior leaders of major political parties from both countries, government representatives, diplomats, foreign affairs experts and businesspeople.
Participants highlighted the importance of institutionalizing dialogue between political parties, exchanging experiences and expanding cooperation in governance studies and practices.
The newly established centre is viewed as an important platform for expanding political and institutional ties between China and Bangladesh.
Liu visited Bangladesh after concluding his trip to Pakistan. Pakistan and Bangladesh have also agreed to establish a special study mechanism to strengthen bilateral relations.


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