Construction of a waste-to-energy plant project in northern Dhaka, a surface water treatment plant in Rajshahi and a China-aided burn unit of Chittagong Medical College Hospital will start this year.
More direct flights from Dhaka to Beijing will start soon, Yao said.
Last week, he said, the Center for China Studies of Dhaka University was launched, which will promote the academic circles of the two countries in conducting joint study and exploration of bilateral, regional and global affairs, strengthening people-to-people exchanges. Will do.
Last August, Chinese President Xi Jinping and Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina met on the sidelines of the fifteenth annual BRICS summit in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Ambassador Yao said the two leaders reached consensus that the two countries need to strengthen personnel exchanges and deepen people-to-people and cultural exchanges, which has added strength and vitality to the development of bilateral relations. Infused with life force.
“It is my firm belief that your participation and dedication will bring even brighter prospects to China-Bangladesh relations,” the ambassador said.
This year, with the support of the Chinese government, the number of training programs and personnel provided by the Chinese government to Bangladesh has reached a new high, with the total number of trainees exceeding 500.