Advisor Farida Akhter emphasized that cooperation with China is essential for Bangladesh’s economic transformation. Strengthening competitiveness between the two nations will promote social and economic development.

Chief Adviser’s recent visit to China resulted in economic and technological agreements and memorandums of understanding, covering sectors including culture, media, sports, and health. Farida noted the significance of these agreements for the youth.

China has long been a reliable trade partner for Bangladesh, and this partnership continues to grow stronger. The cooperation is expected to enhance aquaculture technology, modernize production methods, IT-based livestock management, climate-resilient animal housing, disease control, antimicrobial resistance measures, fish landing and processing facilities, and value-added dried fish industries—boosting both food security and economic growth.

Chinese Ambassador Yao Wen said the Dhaka-China Day event reflects the close ties between the two countries, fostering deep understanding and cultural connections among students and the wider population.