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Chief Adviser’s Press Secretary Shafiqul Alam on Sunday expressed optimism about increased Japanese investment in Bangladesh following the highly successful visit of Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad ...
Japan has announced a $1.063 billion aid package for Bangladesh, reinforcing bilateral ties during a visit by interim ...
Watami, a restaurant group based in Japan, has announced plans to open a training centre in the Bangladeshi capital Dhaka, as ...
Japan pledges $1.06 billion to Bangladesh, supporting budget, railway upgrades, and scholarships. This support aligns with interim government leader Mohammad Yunus's reform goals, despite political ...
Bangladesh, Japan to sign Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) this year. Japan backs Bangladesh's democratic transition and regional stability role. Yunus seeks Japanese investment in energy, ...
Six months after Bangladesh was born anew, the country is emerging from the ashes facing the rising sun of Japan enforcing dependence on outdated fossil fuels dressed up as foreign aid.
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Japan sees Yunus' visit as chance to deepen ties
Japan on Monday said Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus' official visit to Japan is expected to 'further strengthen' the friendly relations between the two countries.
Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus on Wednesday (28 May) sought support from Nippon Foundation chief Yohei Sasakawa, a highly respected figure in Myanmar, to resolve the Rohingya crisis and ensure the ...
TOKYO -- Japan is rescinding some foreign aid funding because projects earmarked for the cash have become unfeasible, with 11 billion yen ($75.3 million) sent back to national coffers in recent years.
Last month, discussing Japan’s foreign policy, Prime Minister Fumio ... Cambodia, India, Bangladesh and Pakistan have weakened civic institutions and electoral processes. Nearly everywhere ...