During a phone call on Friday, Bangladesh’s Chief Advisor Professor Muhammad Yunus and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif agreed that close collaboration was necessary to advance the prosperity of their respective nations’ populations.
According to a statement released by the PM Office, both leaders agreed during the discussion that improving regional cooperation might be essential to improving the lives of South Asians.
The prime minister praised Yunus’s contribution to Bangladesh’s socioeconomic growth and thanked him on taking up the role of top adviser. He conveyed his condolences for the destruction brought about by the nation’s recent floods.
Additionally, the prime minister emphasised the significance of revitalizing bilateral relations via improved cooperation in different domains. He acknowledged the close historical, religious, and cultural ties that exist between Bangladesh and Pakistan and expressed a strong desire to increase trade, cultural exchanges, and interpersonal interactions.
