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Climate Change and Global Warming

Envoy assures increased Dutch support

BSS, Dhaka
The Netherlands yesterday gave assurances of increased cooperation to Bangladesh to face challenges of climate change and global warming.
The assurances came when Dutch Ambassador to Bangladesh Bea Ten Tusscher paid a farewell call on Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina at her office here.
During the meeting, the ambassador greeted Sheikh Hasina on her being reelected the President of Awami League (AL) in its national council, said Press Secretary to Prime Minister Abul Kalam Azad.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina recalled with gratitude the support and cooperation of the development partners including the Netherlands in restoring democracy in the country through a free, fair and credible election.
Sheikh Hasina said her government is pledge bound to establish justice in the society through curbing cor ruption and terrorism.
She sought all out cooperation from all concerned including the development partners to this end.
The prime minister said Bangladesh as the most vulnerable country to climate change deserves high-level international support, technological and financial assistance in its climate change adaptation and mitigation programmes.
She mentioned the government plan for river dredging, reclaiming land, constructing embankments, creating green belt in coastal regions and other adaptation programmes.
Hasina expressed the hope that the Netherlands would
assist Bangladesh to implement the programme to face the challenges of global warm -ingcaused by climate change.
The outgoing the Netherlands envoy thanked the government as well as the people of the country for extending cooperation to him in discharging his duties in Bangladesh.
Tusscher said the Netherlands will impart training to Bangladesh's engineers to make them more capable of working out ways for tackling
the adverse impact of global warming.
Describing Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman as a visionary leader, the envoy said Bangabandhu had a plan to reclaim land in 1973 through the construction of embankments.
Secretary of the Prime Minister's Office Mollah Waheeduzzaman and Press Secretary to the Prime Minister Abul Kalam Azad were present