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Japanese team shows interest in pulp, paper sector
A seven-member Japanese delegation called on Industries Minister A M Zahlruddin Khan, at his office in the city yesterday. reports UNB.
Hiroshi Mitsuzuka. MP and president. Japan-Bangladesh Parliamentarians' Association led the delegation.
During the call on, they discussed the bilateral cooperation between the two countries. The Industries Minister thanked the Japan government for its support .in different projects in Bangladesh.
The delegation showed Interest in the pulp and paper sector based on green jute and cellulose fibre.
They also discussed the Karnaphull Fertiliser Company (KAFCO), a large Joint venture in Bangladesh which is expected to be on operation from January. 1995.
Industries Minister sought technical cooperation of Japan particularly in the field of technical training to acceler-
ate the pace of the industrial development of the country. - The minister stressed the need for closer economic relationship between the two countries.
Mitsuzuka said. Bangladesh Is a good friend of Japan and Japan would continue its allout support for the overall development of Bangladesh.
Shin Sakuria. MP and Japanese Ambassador to Bangladesh Shigeo Takenaka were present.
The visiting Japanese delegation also called on Speaker Shaikh Razzak All at Sangsad Bhaban yesterday.
During the meeting they discussed the matters relating to functioning of parliaments in Bangladesh and Japan. Shaikh Razzak £11 Invited a parliamentary delegation from Japan to visit Bangladesh at a time convenient to both the countries.
Chief Whip Khandker Del-war Hossain and Ambassador of
Japan to Bangladesh Takenaka were also present on the occasion.
BSS adds: Hiroshi Mitsuzuka. president of the Japan-Bangladesh Parliamentarians' Association and former Japanese, foreign minister met with Prime Minister's special envoy M Morshed Khan at the International Conference Centre in the city yesterday.
Mitsuzuka said Japan-Bangladesh Parliamentarians' Association laid emphasis on the very strong and close ties between the two Asian countries.
He also thanked Japan for extending financial and technical support to Bangladesh in various sectors, especially In the communications.
Khan sought the assistance of Japan to construct some more bridges saying Bangladesh was a riverine country and still a lot of rivers had to be bridged for which Japan could provide fihancia) support.