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Indonesia urged to import more goods

UNB, Dhaka
President Zillur Rahman urged yesterday Indonesia to import various items, including pharmaceutical products, jute goods, halal meat and readymade garments, from Bangladesh.
The president made the request when newly appointed Indonesian Ambassador to Bangladesh Zet Mirzal Zainuddin presented his credentials to him at Bangabhaban.
Mentioning that the trade volume between the two countries increased substantially in recent years, Zillur said there is ample scope to increase it further.
The president said Bangladesh is a peace-loving country and always maintains its position against terrorism.
Zillur expressed satisfaction over the existing bilateral relations between the two countries, which are deeply rooted in common history and culture.
He said Bangladesh and Indonesia share similar views on regional and international issues and work closely for mutual interests in international forums.
The president urged the Indonesian businesspeople
to invest in Bangladesh as a congenial and investmentfriendly atmosphere is prevailing here.
I Ie said both the countries can be benefited through exchange of programmes in education sector.
Zillur, through the envoy, invited his Indonesian counterpart to visit Bangladesh at his convenient time.
The new ambassador sought cooperation from the president in discharging his duties.
Zainuddin praised the people of Bangladesh as they are peace loving, courageous and hard working.
He hoped Bangladesh would attain rapid economic progress with the advancement of the country's democratic practice.
Secretary to the President's Office Mohammad Shafiul Alam, Military Secretary to the President Maj Gen Md Ehtesham UI Haque, Additional Foreign Secretary MAK Mahmud and the president's Press Secretary Abdul Awal Howlader were present on the occasion.
Earlier, on his arrival at Bangabhaban, the Indonesian envoy was given a guard of honour by a smart contingent of the President's Guard Regiment.