Malaysia has taken initiatives to introduce a technology-driven labour recruitment system for all source countries, including Bangladesh, aimed at ensuring zero-cost migration as per the ILO guidelines, as the two countries agreed to expedite reopening of labour market.

Bangladesh and Malaysia pledge closer cooperation on worker recruitment, commerce and education

During labour talks in Putrajaya, both sides discuss reducing intermediaries and streamlining recruitment for Bangladeshi workers

Bangladesh yesterday requested India to increase supplies of diesel and fertiliser, citing global supply chain disruptions caused by the war in the Middle East, according to a foreign ministry statement.

PM’s foreign affairs adviser handed over the letter during talks with BJP leader Vijay Chauthaiwale, according to posts

Dhaka formally asks Delhi to extradite Hasina, Kamal

Foreign ministry hopes for a durable and sustainable resolution

Bangladesh foreign minister also scheduled to hold meetings with Indian commerce minister and petroleum minister

In a joint advisory, the Western missions urged applicants to follow official procedures only

Bangladesh will emphasise stability and continuous development of bilateral relations based on dignity, mutual trust, and shared interests during Foreign Minister Khalilur Rahman’s visit to India, the foreign ministry said yesterday.

Foreign minister meets India’s national security adviser with speculation over security and political issues

Foreign minister expected to visit Beijing towards the end of this month

New PPP agreement opens doors for investment

Three-day visit will strengthen Bangladesh-India relations and prepare for regional conference

Foreign Minister Khalilur Rahman travels to India today on the first ministerial visit since BNP assumed office, as both sides seek to rebuild relations in a people-centric manner based on mutual respect.

High Commissioner Pranay Verma highlights economic, cultural and technological cooperation

Bangladesh has no binding obligation regarding energy imports, Foreign Minister Khalilur Rahman said yesterday, dismissing speculation about any secret agreement with the United States.

Foreign minister says Bangladesh remains free to seek the cheapest energy sources, but US restrictions mean a waiver would be needed for Russian oil

Last week, the govt also approved import of another one lakh tonnes of diesel from ExxonMobil Kazakhstan Inc

US officials emphasise deeper cooperation on security, trade and energy amid evolving challenges