The chief adviser of the interim government. The President of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan congratulated Muhammad Yunus by phone.
On Wednesday (August 28) he said. Muhammad called Yunus and congratulated him.
According to the press wing of the Chief Adviser, President Sheikh Mohamed expressed his hope in a telephone conversation. The interim government led by Muhammad Yunus will bring prosperity to Bangladesh and Bangladesh.
UAE President Sheikh Mohammed expressed interest in advancing the interests of the two countries and fulfilling the aspirations of the people of the two countries for growth and prosperity in the coming days.
The President of the United Arab Emirates and the Chief Advisor to the Interim Government of Bangladesh discussed various bilateral issues including human resources, employment, trade and investment growth.
United Arab Emirates is one of the biggest trading partners of Bangladesh in the Arab world. Many Bangladeshi businessmen use UAE ports to export goods to East African countries.
Dr. Muhammad Yunus also thanked the UAE President for his generous sentiments and invited him to visit Bangladesh at a convenient time.
The Chief Adviser wished the UAE continued progress and prosperity. Dr. Yunus pledged to strengthen cooperation between the two countries and build a strong and lasting relationship for mutual benefit.
The Chief Adviser thanked the UAE President for his continued support to Bangladesh and praised his visionary leadership.
Under the leadership of President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the Gulf Arab nation of the UAE became one of the most prosperous nations in the world.
Chief advisor. Yunus said that the UAE is a very good friend of Bangladesh and millions of people have found their livelihood in this Gulf country. It has become a major source of remittances for South Asian countries.
Dr. praised the UAE. Muhammad Yunus also said that the UAE stands by the people of Bangladesh during major natural calamities and is one of the most generous countries for expatriate Bangladeshi businessmen, skilled and unskilled workers.
