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Inspire Bangladeshi expats in UK to invest in country

PM asks neiuly appointed HC

UNB, Dhaka
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday asked the newly appointed Bangladesh High Commissioner to the United Kingdom to take effective steps to inspire Bangladeshi expatriates in the UK to invest in the country.
She also directed High Commissioner Prof Sayeedur Rahman Khan to take steps for removing the problems faced by the expatriates.
The PM made the directives when the High Commissioner paid a courtesy call on her at her office in the morning.
Prime Minister s Press Secretary’ Abul Kalam Azad briefed newsmen after the meeting.
Hasina asked Prof Sayeedur to convey Bangladesh’s thanks anil gratitude to the
UK government for its cooperation in holding the December 29 parliamentary polls in a free. fair, neutral and acceptable manner.
"The government of United Kingdom has helped Bangladesh greatly in restoring and strengthening the country's democracy for which the people were waiting for long," she said.
She said the government is strongly committed to give democracy an institutional shape to ensure maximum welfare of the mass people
"We want to establish overall peace in the country as well as in this region. By ensuring quality education for all and eradicating poverty, we want to give people prosperous and healthy life."
Hasina also said the government wants to send well-trained workers to the
UK. particularly to capture the market of catering business. “Take immediate steps in this regard."
As the matter of Bangladeshi expatriates from Sylhet region in the UK came up for discussion, she asked him to look into their problems. "Work on the matter whether the expatriates from Sylhet region can come to Sylhet from the UK and go back directly."
Besides, the prime minister also gave the High Commissioner various directives related to bilateral relations between Bangladesh and UK.
Prof Sayeedur said he would make his best efforts to strengthen the Bangladesh-UK relations further in the days ahead.
Prime Minister's Office (PMO) Secretary Mullah Waheeduzzman was present.