Finance minister, Danish ambassador discuss expanding economic cooperation

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Discussions highlighted ongoing Denmark-Bangladesh cooperation in key development sectors, including renewable energy, water treatment, logistics, dairy and women’s entrepreneurship, underscoring shared priorities for long-term economic growth.

Bangladesh Finance Minister Amir Khosru Mahmud Chowdhury and Denmark’s Ambassador to Bangladesh Christian Brix Møller held a meeting focused on strengthening bilateral cooperation and supporting sustainable economic development, according to a press release.

During the meeting, the ambassador provided an update on Denmark’s broad engagement with Bangladesh, highlighting cooperation in port and logistics, dairy, water treatment, renewable energy and women’s entrepreneurship.

The discussions also underscored the role of women’s entrepreneurship in supporting Bangladesh’s continued economic development, the press release said.

The meeting reflected the two countries’ ongoing engagement through regular dialogue and cooperation.

According to the press release, Denmark values its close partnership with Bangladesh, and both countries continue to advance shared priorities aimed at strengthening bilateral ties for sustainable prosperity.

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