Following his meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, Muhammad Yunus, chief adviser to Bangladesh's interim government, secured $2.1 billion in investments, loans, and grants from China. This includes plans for a Chinese Industrial Economic Zone and funding to modernize the Mongla port. Yunus's first foreign visit as chief adviser was praised as a success, representing a potential revival of relations with China following political upheaval in Bangladesh. Additionally, China has pledged support for Bangladesh’s efforts to repatriate Rohingya refugees, highlighting ongoing cooperation between the two nations.
This visit has opened opportunities for Bangladesh by securing significant investments and pledges from China, indicating a promising future under Yunus's interim leadership.
China is eager to work with Bangladesh, reaffirming its commitment despite uncertainties with the interim government, which reflects the importance of the relationship.
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