The United States president Joe Biden has written to prime minister Sheikh Hasina expressing his willingness to work together to achieve Bangladesh’s economic goals.
He also expressed willingness to partnering with Bangladesh on the shared vision for a free and open Indo-Pacific.
The Embassy of the United States of America shared the letter with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Sunday, according to a foreign ministry press release.
‘The United States is committed to supporting Bangladesh’s ambitious economic goals and partnering with Bangladesh on our shared vision for a free and open Indo-Pacific, president Biden said in his letter,’ according to the letter signed on February 1.
As the two countries embark on the next chapter of the US-Bangladesh partnership, the US president said he wanted to convey the sincere desire of his administration to continue to work together on regional and global security, economic development, climate change and energy, global health, humanitarian support, especially for Rohingya refugees, and more, according to the letter.
‘We have a long and successful history of working together to solve problems, and our strong people-to-people ties are the foundation of this relationship,’ the US president wrote to PM Sheikh Hasina.
