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DHAKA, March 16, 2026 (BSS) - The Ambassador of the Kingdom of Thailand to
Bangladesh Thitiporn Chirasawadi today paid a courtesy call on Bangladesh
Bank (BB) Governor Mohammad Mostakur Rahman at the central bank's
headquarters in the city.
Senior officials from Bangladesh Bank were also present during the meeting,
which centered on deepening the economic and institutional relationship
between the two nations, said a press release.
During the visit, both parties engaged in cordial discussions aimed at
further strengthening the existing bilateral relations between Bangladesh and
Thailand.
The dialogue emphasized three primary pillars of cooperation: the expansion
of economic and trade ties, the promotion of increased investment, and the
reinforcement of institutional collaboration.
The discussions reflected a mutual commitment to enhancing the strategic
partnership and fostering closer economic ties.
The meeting highlighted specific strategies to bolster technical ties and
streamline financial operations. Both sides explored various avenues to
improve technical capacity and share expertise at the institutional level.
Key focus areas identified during the discussion included exchange of
knowledge and experience at the expert level; enhancement of technical
capacity; and identification of possible ways to make the export-import
settlement process between Bangladesh and Thailand more efficient and
effective.
On the occasion, the Governor expressed his sincere appreciation to the
Government of Thailand and the Bank of Thailand for their ongoing support.
He specifically acknowledged the importance of the training opportunities
created for officials of Bangladesh Bank, noting that such initiatives are
vital for the professional development of the central bank's personnel.
The meeting concluded in a cordial atmosphere, with both the Governor and the
Ambassador exchanging mutual thanks. The visit reaffirmed the positive
trajectory of the diplomatic and economic connection between the two
countries, centering on shared goals for institutional growth and the
optimization of trade mechanisms.