Tajikistan Foreign Minister Aslov Sirodjidin Muhridinovich said the visit of Md Shahriar Alam would “reinvigorate” the current bilateral relations and help to find out new avenues of cooperation.

Both of them discussed various agreements which could be signed and implemented soon. Those include the forming joint commission and visa waiver agreement.

They also stressed on exchanging information and experiences among the garments manufactures and export of Tajik cotton and other agricultural products, development of pharmaceutical products using rich Tajik resources and development of tourism.

Alam recollected his last visit to Dushanbe and the interactions between the Prime Minister and the Tajik President over the vital issue of global water.

He briefed him about the recent development achievements and activities of the government under Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and the graduation eligibility from the LDC status.

He also briefed him on the development and the actions taken by Bangladesh for Rohingyas from Myanmar.

They also discussed the OIC issues and the ways to make this organisation more efficient and successful.

Tajik foreign minister praised Bangladesh’s gestures towards Rohingyas.

He also praised Bangladesh’s leadership in various international fora and requested for the continued support of Bangladesh in various efforts of Tajikistan.

The State Minister assured him of Bangladesh’s help to Tajikistan in all regional and global fora.</s>Kathmandu, 15 April: At the invitation of Wang Yi, State Councilor and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the People’s Republic of China, Pradeep Kumar Gyawali, Minister for Foreign Affairs, is paying an official visit to China from April 16 to 21, 2018, leading a Nepali delegation.

During the visit, he is scheduled to hold bilateral meeting with his Chinese counterpart minister Wang on 18 April, which will be followed by a joint press address. According to Ministry of Foreign Affairs, during his stay in Beijing, he will meet with the state leaders of China. He will also address the round table meeting of the Chinese think tanks.

He will also visit Chengdu City of the Sichuan Province of China and meet with the provincial leaders and address a programme at the Sichuan University on April 20 and return home the next day. The Nepali delegation is comprised of Ambassador of Nepal to China Leela Mani Paudyal and senior officials of the Foreign Ministry and the Embassy.

This visit is taken as ground preparing visit of Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli to Beijing in June and also organizing Chinese President Xi’s impending visit to Kathmandu Prior to his departure to Beijing, minister Gyawali is holding a press conference on Monday afternoon.</s>Foreign Minister Nicos Christodoulides will hold separate meetings with Yves Le Drian, Minister of Foreign Affairs of France and Heiko Maas, Germany’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, in Luxembourg.

The minister will travel to Luxembourg to participate in the meeting of the Foreign Affairs Council of the EU, a press release said on Sunday.

The Council will discuss the situation in Syria, in the light of the most recent developments, and the situation in Iran. The foreign ministers will exchange views on Russia and will discuss the Western Balkans in preparation for the EU-Western Balkans summit in Sofia on 17 May.</s>Baku. 4 April. REPORT.AZ/ Federal Public Service Foreign Affairs expressed its attitude to the escalation of violence in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.

Report informs citing Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the country, the Foreign Ministry of Belgium condemns the escalation of violence.

In addition, the Belgian Ministry of Foreign Affairs calls for restraint and respect of ceasefire.
Tajikistan foreign minister Sirodjidin Aslov meets with Bangladesh State Minister of Foreign Affairs Shahriar Alam.