Former British Prime Minister David Cameron arrives in Dhaka today on a very brief visit, reports BSS. During his less than 24-hour maiden visit, the former Prime Minister of Britain is scheduled to pay a call on Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. He will also join a roundtable discussion of International Growth Centre (IGC), a UK-based organisation working in promoting sustainable growth in developing countries by providing demand-led policy advice based on frontier research. Cameron, who was Prime Minister of Britain from 2010-2016, will also pay a visit to a DFID-funded project and a garment factory in the capital. He is currently holding the post of Chairman of Fragility Commission that introduced the International Growth Centre (IGC). When contacted, a senior officer of the ministry of foreign affairs said that it will be Cameron's personal visit to Bangladesh. During his visit, the former British Premier will visit a number of DFID- funded projects and call of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, he added.