KUWAIT: Kuwaiti Ambassador to Bangladesh Ali Hamada discussed avenues for strengthening bilateral relations in diplomacy, trade, and the economy during a meeting Sunday with Bangladesh’s interim Prime Minister Muhammad Yunus. In a statement, the Kuwaiti Embassy in Bangladesh said both sides reaffirmed their commitment to enhancing cooperation in key sectors, including investment, energy, food security, and employment. Ambassador Hamada reiterated Kuwait’s continued support for Bangladesh’s efforts to achieve progress and prosperity, underscoring its commitment to stability and security in the country.

For his part, Prime Minister Yunus expressed appreciation for the strong historical ties between Kuwait and Bangladesh, emphasizing the need to bolster cooperation in strategic economic sectors. He invited Kuwaiti investors to explore opportunities in Bangladesh’s special economic zones, particularly during the upcoming Investment Summit in Dhaka from April 7-9. He noted that the summit presents a valuable platform to strengthen economic collaboration.

The interim Prime Minister and 2006 Nobel Peace Prize laureate lauded the enduring Kuwaiti-Bangladeshi partnership, describing it as “rooted in mutual respect” and reaffirming both nations’ commitment to expanding cooperation in trade, energy and beyond. — KUNA