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NAM to achieve its goal, hopes PM
Prime Minister Begum Khaleda Zia today expressed her optimism that the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) would play a dynamic role to achieve the goal of establishing a more equitable political and economic order in the world, reports BSS.
In an interview with the Indonesian National Television tonight the Bangladesh Prime Minister referred to economic problems facing the developing countries and said they should go for interval reforms to attain self-reliance
Begum Zia also underlined the need for continuing the North-South negotiations to obtain a better deal from the developed countries side by side with strengthening the South-South cooperation.
She thanked Indonesian President Soeharto for assum Ing the Chairmanship of NAM and hoped NAM under his leadership would be revitalized in the changed global scenario for achieving the objectives of the movement.
■tegum Zia said Bangladesh was one of the first few countries which supported Indonesia's chairmanship of NAM and assured her country's aliout support and cooperation to president Soeharto in leading the movement.
On Bangladesh's foreign policy. Begum Zia said her country always folio Wed a very positive and comprehensive foreign policy based on the Principles of Panchashila to have friendship with all and
malice towards none.
The Prime Minister, replying to a question, said Bangladesh enjoyed an excellent bilateral relations with In donesta both politically and economically.
She said Bangladesh and Indonesia had been cooperating and coordinating their activities in different International forums Including NAM. Organisation of Islamic Conference (OIC) and the United Nations
Begum Zia said economic and technical 'cooperation in the fields of apiculture, family planning ana oil exploration itad been mutually benefit lai !.• both the countries and we reserving as models of South South cooperation
She said the formation of Joint Economic Commission and establishment of air ser vices between the two countries would further strengthen the relations of the two countries.
On family planning, the Prime Minister said Bangladesh would try to learn the experience of lowering the birth rate by sending family planning personnel and ulema to Indonesia. In this regard she referred to Indonesia's success In motivating women and ulema to contain population boom. Both Bangladesh and Indonesia are densely populated countries
Begum Zia said that she could manage time for her family despite her busy official schedules when asked how she divided her time between house aide and a Prime Minis ter.
Meanwhile. Prime Minister Begum Khaled a Zla got good coverage in the Indonesian newspapers
The Jakarta Post, the largest circulated English daily, in Indonesia, published her photographs and news today and yesterday.
The other newspapers which gave the Bangladesh Prime Minister good coverage included Harlan Terbit. Indonesia Observer Suara Kaiya and Media Indonesia.
Begum Zla today visited his torlc Bandung, about 180 kilometres from here, as part of the visit programmes of the heads of state and government who are now attending the summit
Begum Zla liad to visit Ban dung today as she will leave here tomorrow before the corn lu*k>n of the six-day NAM congregation
Begum Zla s.ild here Io night that the democratically elected BNP government had been making all out efforts for the development of the country
She was addressing the Bangladeshis living In Jakarta at a dinner hosted in her ■ honour by Ambassador AKM
Farooq and Mrs Faroe*) al their residence.
The Prime Minister said certain quarters were trying to create political Instability and indiscipline to hinder the de
velopment activities and disrupt the democratic process which was established after the end of nine-year long autocratic rule.
The Prime Minister said her government would continue Its efforts to implement its development programmes and activities to lead the na Uon towards progress and consolidate hard-earned democracy.