Three East Asian countries, namely Japan, China and South Korea, are eager to improve relations with Bangladesh. For this reason, Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina (Sheikh Hasina) has visited South Korea and China and will visit Japan in October.

Japan's ambassador to Dhaka Tamotsu Shinotsuka said Japan is interested in expanding its political, economic and social cooperation with Bangladesh. In addition, Japanese investors are exploring opportunities to invest in all sectors of Bangladesh, such as textiles and clothing. Leatherwear Fisheries and telecommunications, because for them, Bangladesh has potential in terms of cheap manpower and high market returns.

Dhaka expects KOICA Park Park to visit this year. The People's Republic of Bangladesh 。 Li Zhengxu Jung-Wook, a representative of KOICA, a South Korean aid agency, said that among all other South Asian countries, South Korea has placed its support for Bangladesh in the first place. (Lee)

He added that Bangladesh will receive about $5 million from Korea this year in accordance with the new overseas development assistance scheme. In addition, from this month, China will be exempt from customs duties. Imported Bangladesh goods.

After Hasina's visit to Beijing, vice president Xi Jinping of China recently visited Dhaka. During his visit, Xi Jinping said China was interested in strengthening political, economic and social relations with Bangladesh.