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USAID to contribute to Bangladesh’s democratic, economic growth

Diplomatic Correspondent,dhakadiplomat.com
  05 Sep 2024, 00:50

USAID Mission Director Reed Aeschliman and his team had "productive discussions" with Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus on Wednesday and pledged to contribute to Bangladesh’s democratic and economic growth more fully.

They explored ways that USAID can maximize their investments to support the interim government and reach their shared vision of helping Bangladeshis build brighter and more prosperous futures for themselves.

The USAID team said they will continue to harness local expertise and look forward to the journey ahead to make sure people in every corner of the country have equitable opportunities to thrive.

"Great meeting with Chief Adviser to discuss how we can maximize USAID investments and build upon our two countries’ long-standing partnership to help Bangladeshis build brighter and more prosperous futures for themselves. Looking forward to the journey ahead," USAID said in a message through its X after the meeting held at Chief Adviser's Office.

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