US President Donald Trump wrote to Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman on August 31, 2026, praising what he described as the decision to purchase Boeing aircraft. The letter, issued from the White House in Washington and addressed to the Bangladesh government in Dhaka, said Trump had just received Rahman’s letter concerning the proposed purchase.

Trump said Boeing would not disappoint Bangladesh and thanked Rahman for his attention to the matter. He also said he would not forget the prime minister’s decision and expressed anticipation of meeting him soon. The letter was signed by Trump in his capacity as president of the United States.

In the message, Trump asked Rahman to convey his sincere greetings and affection to the people of Bangladesh. He said the country’s people had endured many storms, while expressing confidence that Bangladesh and its people would see a bright future under Rahman’s leadership. The source provides no further details on the aircraft purchase, including the number of planes, financial terms, or delivery timeline.