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China woos Bangladesh with loan extension, zero duty imports

A 21-member delegation from Bangladesh ended their 10-day visit to China on Thursday calling for closer ties between the two countries as Beijing wooed the interim government in Dhaka with loan repayment extensions and duty free imports. This was the...

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Beijing, Updated At : 03:14 AM Mar 07, 2025 IST

A 21-member delegation from Bangladesh ended their 10-day visit to China on Thursday calling for closer ties between the two countries as Beijing wooed the interim government in Dhaka with loan repayment extensions and duty free imports.

This was the first time the Chinese side invited a large-scale, cross-sectoral delegation from the country for an official visit, which has been described as “a major development” in bilateral ties.

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