On Tuesday (October 6) at noon, the Prime Minister's Press Secretary Saleh Shibli confirmed this information to the media. He said preparations for the visit are underway. However, when the Prime Minister will leave Dhaka has not yet been finalized.
According to sources at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Prime Minister may leave Dhaka for Japan on October 26. During the visit, various issues of mutual interest between the two countries may be discussed.
On August 12, at the seventh Bangladesh-Japan Foreign Office Consultation meeting in Dhaka, Japan's Senior Vice Foreign Minister Hiroyuki Namazu conveyed the Japanese Prime Minister's invitation to Bangladesh.
At the same time, Bangladesh's Foreign Minister Dr. Khalilur Rahman was also invited to visit Japan. In response to Japan's invitation, Bangladesh has also invited the Japanese Prime Minister to visit Dhaka.
