President for enhanced trade ties with Sweden, Canada

President M Abdul Hamid sought enhanced trade ties with Sweden and Canada by availing existing potentials as newly appointed envoys of the two countries presented their respective credentials to him at Bangabhaban in the capital yesterday, reports BSS. The President also stressed on exchanging high-level visits at government and private sector levels for consolidating the existing relations.

According to a Bangabhaban spokesman, Ambassador-designate of Sweden Cahrlotta Schlyter and High Commissioner-designate of Canada Benoit Prefontaine respectively presented their credentials in two subsequent ceremonies after they were ceremonially welcomed to the presidential palace in the afternoon.

Receiving their credentials, the President appreciated Bangladesh’s ties with the two countries and urged the envoys to play important roles in enhancing trade and economic ties for mutual benefits, President’s press secretary Mohammad Joynal Abedin said.

President Abdul Hamid categorically said Bangladesh always gives importance to the enhanced bilateral and multilateral relations with all with the hope that the existing relations with both countries would be enhanced in days ahead. Referring to the relation with Swedish government, President Abdul Hamid said Sweden is one of the important partners and the Swedish International Development Agency (SIDA) is playing a very positive role for the socio-economic development of Bangladesh.

President for enhanced trade ties with Sweden, Canada

President M Abdul Hamid sought enhanced trade ties with Sweden and Canada by availing existing potentials as newly appointed envoys of the two countries presented their respective credentials to him at Bangabhaban in the capital yesterday, reports BSS. The President also stressed on exchanging high-level visits at government and private sector levels for consolidating the existing relations. According to a Bangabhaban spokesman, Ambassador-designate of Sweden Cahrlotta Schlyter and High Commissioner-designate of Canada Benoit Prefontaine respectively presented their credentials in two subsequent ceremonies after they were ceremonially welcomed to the presidential palace in the afternoon. Receiving their credentials, the President appreciated Bangladeshs ties with the two countries and urged the envoys to play important roles in enhancing trade and economic ties for mutual benefits, Presidents press secretary Mohammad Joynal Abedin said. President Abdul Hamid categorically said Bangladesh always gives importance to the enhanced bilateral and multilateral relations with all with the hope that the existing relations with both countries would be enhanced in days ahead. Referring to the relation with Swedish government, President Abdul Hamid said Sweden is one of the important partners and the Swedish International Development Agency (SIDA) is playing a very positive role for the socio-economic development of Bangladesh.