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Brunei To Consider More Bangladesh
Manpower
Bandar Seri
Begawan - Brunei has agreed to consider Bangladesh's request to
recruit more skilled and semi skilled workers including professionals
of different disciplines like doctors, engineers, IT experts, nurses,
pharmacists, accountants and teachers from Bangladesh.
According to a joint statement issued
at the conclusion of the official visit of the Prime Minister of
Bangladesh, Begum Khaleda Zia, to the country, the two sides, in order
to create and manage an environment that will encourage cooperation,
agreed to establish a Joint Committee consisting of senior officials
from both foreign ministries, RTB reported.
It was agreed that the Joint
Committee would discuss all aspects pertaining to the formation of a
joint commission at the level of foreign ministries.
During the official talks, bilateral
and international matters of common interest and concern were
discussed. These include cooperation in the fields of trade,
investment, labour and defence. The Bangladesh side offered places for
the Royal Brunei Armed Forces in the Defence Services Command and
Staff College and other military institutions in Bangladesh.
In considering cooperation in
economics, trade and investment, the two sides agreed to expand trade
relations. Brunei agreed to encourage its private sector to invest in,
and import from Bangladesh.
Brunei Darussalam offered
scholarships under the Commonwealth for Bangladesh's students in the
higher educational institutions, including the Universiti Brunei
Darussalam.
The two countries also expressed
satisfaction with the excellent bilateral relations and close
cooperation enjoyed in various fields.
Brunei and Bangladesh share common
perceptions on major regional and international affairs and will
continue to work together in the United Nations and in other forums
such as the Organisation of the Islamic Conference, the Non-Aligned
Movement and the Commonwealth, RTB reported.
The visit demonstrated the importance
that Brunei and Bangladesh attach to strengthening traditional
friendship and cooperation in socio-economic development in an
environment of peace and stability.
Considering the active role of
Bangladesh manpower in the development process of Brunei, the latter
agreed to consider the request to recruit more skilled and semi
skilled workers including professionals of different disciplines like
doctors, engineers, IT experts, nurses, pharmacists, accountants and
teachers from Bangladesh.
The Bangladeshi premier expressed her
sincere appreciation to His Majesty the Sultan of Brunei for the
support for the candidature of Bangladesh for the post of the
Secretary General of the Organisation of the Islamic Conference and
Bangladesh's membership to the Asean Regional Forum (ARF). --
Courtesy of Borneo Bulletin
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