Countries plan new tourism MoU, consider future FTA

Foreign minister, PM's foreign affairs adviser meet UK officials in London

Extradition possible under treaty if identities are confirmed, state minister for foreign affairs says

Foreign ministry urges restraint and calls for urgent steps to de-escalate Middle East tensions

Khalilur Rahman highlights climate risks, Rohingya burden and multilateral cooperation at London forum

In its first foreign ministry reshuffle since assuming power, the BNP government yesterday withdrew five Bangladesh envoys -- one career diplomat and four contractual appointees.

Jamaat-e-Islami does not oppose the reciprocal trade agreement with the US at this moment, arguing that certain aspects of the deal are important for Bangladesh and thus should continue.

US official holds talks on diplomacy, economic cooperation, and freedom of expression

Foreign Minister Khalilur Rahman has backed the reciprocal trade agreement signed by the interim government with the US on February 9 and said that the major political parties, BNP and Jamaat-e-Islami, gave consent to the deal.

Two sides identify priority areas for enhanced cooperation

Trade agreement aligns with ‘Bangladesh First’ policy, says FM Khalilur

This is the first high-level US visit since BNP took office

US Assistant Secretary for South and Central Asian Affairs, S Paul Kapur, arrived in Dhaka last night on a two-day visit to discuss expanding bilateral trade and investment, enhancing security cooperation, and advancing shared interests in the Indo-Pacific region.

Assistant Secretary for South and Central Asian Affairs to discuss US-Bangladesh strategic ties, says State Department

US Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asian Affairs S Paul Kapur is arriving in Dhaka tonight for a three-day visit in the second leg of his Asia tour after India to advance bilateral relations.

Foreign minister gets assurances from his Kuwaiti, Bahraini, UAE and Qatari counterparts

'Conflict brings no solution,' foreign ministry says in a statement

Bangladesh has warned that continued hostilities in the Middle East endanger regional peace and civilians, urging all parties to exercise maximum restraint and return to diplomacy, the foreign ministry said yesterday.

Meeting between Salahuddin and Indian envoy also focuses on border killings and bilateral cooperation

The government has expressed deep concern over the failure of the discussion process in the Middle East and the recent intensification of conflict.