Bangladesh urges China to reduce trade gap
Bangladeshi Prime Minister Tarique Rahman met with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing on Friday (June 26, 2026), where he urged a reduction of the trade gap, diversification of exports and China's support in implementing his country's major projects.Mr. Rahman is on a three-day trip to China, which began on Wednesday (June 24, 2026), his first visit to the country since he became Prime Minister in February. Tarique Rahman in China: Bangladesh discusses Teesta project in BeijingDhaka is seeking to deepen ties with China, one of its largest trading partners and development financiers.
- ▪Bangladeshi Prime Minister Tarique Rahman met with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing on Friday (June 26, 2026), where he urged a reduction of the trade gap, diversification of exports and China's support in implementing his country'
- ▪Rahman is on a three-day trip to China, which began on Wednesday (June 24, 2026), his first visit to the country since he became Prime Minister in February.
- ▪Tarique Rahman in China: Bangladesh discusses Teesta project in BeijingDhaka is seeking to deepen ties with China, one of its largest trading partners and development financiers.
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Bangladeshi Prime Minister Tarique Rahman met with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing on Friday (June 26, 2026), where he urged a reduction of the trade gap, diversification of exports and China's support in implementing his country's major projects.Mr. Rahman is on a three-day trip to China, which began on Wednesday (June 24, 2026), his first visit to the country since he became Prime Minister in February. Tarique Rahman in China: Bangladesh discusses Teesta project in BeijingDhaka is seeking to deepen ties with China, one of its largest trading partners and development financiers. The visit also carries broader diplomatic significance, as Mr. Rahman seeks to balance ties with both Beijing and New Delhi.
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