Japan’s Parliamentary Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs, Ikouina Akiko, has expressed interest in advancing and strengthening bilateral relations with Bangladesh during a meeting with the Chief Adviser. During the discussion, she reaffirmed Japan’s support for the interim government and emphasized enhancing bilateral relations to boost trade and development cooperation. The trade volume between the two countries stands at approximately four billion US dollars, with Japan being one of Bangladesh’s top five export destinations. She also invited the Chief Adviser to attend the Future of Asia conference in Tokyo in May and the Osaka Expo 2025.
Japan is keen to further advance and strengthen its bilateral relations with Bangladesh. On Sunday (February 2), Japan’s Parliamentary Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs, Ikouina Akiko, conveyed this message during a meeting with Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus at the state guesthouse Jamuna.
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