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China and Bangladesh Discuss Economic Cooperation and Regional Corridors

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Liu Haixing, an official from the Chinese Communist Party, met with Prime Minister Tarique Rahman in Dhaka. The talks covered economic cooperation, political relations, and the Bangladesh-China-Myanmar economic corridor. Tarique Rahman requested Chinese assistance regarding the Rohingya crisis, citing the pressure placed on Bangladesh by 1.3 million refugees. Liu Haixing pledged continued Chinese support for Bangladesh's economic growth.

From bdnews24.com

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The meeting focused on deepening economic ties and regional connectivity through the Bangladesh-China-Myanmar economic corridor. Liu Haixing pledged continued Chinese support for Bangladesh's development, which includes plans by the current government to excavate 20,000km of canals to support agriculture.

From bdnews24.com

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    Dhaka South City Corporation might benefit from local infrastructure investment resulting from development support pledges.

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