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Kaifu offers all help to consolidate democracy
Japanese Prime Minister Toshiki Kaffu has offered to provide all possible cooperation to help consolidate newly established democracy in Bangladesh under the leadership of Begum Khaleda Zia. reports BSS.
Kaifu In a letter to Begum Zia said his country was pursuing a policy of supporting the progress of democratisation process, especially in Asian countries.
"Japan is awaiting hopefully further consolidation of democracy in your country under your administration which has come into being as a result of a .free and fair election at the end of February. ‘ Kaifu said, adding "Japan is ready to continue as much cooperation as possible towards this end.’
Kaifu'9~letter was handed over to Begum Zia by Masayoshi Takemura. MP, leader of the visiting six-member Japanese Parliamentary delegation when it called on her at her residence Tuesday evening.
Pointing out that Japan had extended economic and technical assistance for the development of Bangladesh, he reiterated cooperation in Bangladesh government's effort for relief and reconstruction work tn the wake of the devastating cyclone.
He said the two countries had steadfastly maintained friendly and cooperative relations.
Takemura, who is also, the Secretary General of the Japan-Bangladesh Parliamentarians' Association, handed over some cheques and cash to BFgum Zia which were collected from various organisations and Parliament members.
Takemura referred to the February election in Bangladesh and expressed the confidence that democracy would be institutionalised in Bangladesh under her leadership and it would be further consolidated.
The delegation chief Invited Begum Zia to visit their country.
Begum Zia extended thanks to Prime Minister Kaifu. the government and its people for helping Bangladesh during the crisis.
She said Japan was always a partner in Bangladesh's progress and this role would be further strengthened and consolidated during the tenure of the democratically-elected government.
Begum Zia referred to the liberal Industrial policy and congenial Investment climate and welcomed Japanese investment Including in Joint ventures.
Begum Zia referred to the liberal Industrial policy and congenial Investment climate and welcomed Japanese investment Including in Joint ventures.