‘Japan never to stop cooperation with Bangladesh’

The leader of Japan Universal Participation Organization (JICA) Shinichi Kitaoka on Thursday said Japan will never stop collaboration with Bangladesh, reports UNB.

"Japan will never stop participation with Bangladesh," JICA president Shinichi Kitaoka said when he met head administrator Sheik Hasina at her official living arrangement Ganobhaban at night.

PM's press secretary Ihsanul Karim advised journalists after the meeting.

Saying that Bangladesh and Japan have been appreciating great relations, the JICA president stated, "We're particularly happy with the safety efforts under your initiative."

In answer to executive's remarks about different activities that her legislature has taken to battle fear based oppression, he stated, "Individuals' eyes are the best resistance and it's a decent move you've taken."

Kitaoka continued saying, "I'm truly awed to see the improvement occurred in Bangladesh under your dynamic initiative. You've defeat such a large number of obstacles and it's our pleasure to add to Bangladesh's improvement."

He exceptionally valued Bangladesh's accomplishments in the thousand years improvement objectives (MDGs).

The JICA boss likewise guaranteed the head administrator that his association will add to framework improvement and training.

He likewise said Muslims from Bangladesh, Indonesia and Malaysia are working with notoriety in Japan and they are not making any issue there.

Sheik Hasina passed on her sympathies to the groups of the seven Japanese nationals who have executed in the dread assault on the Holy Craftsman Bread Kitchen in Dhaka a year ago.

Taking note of that fear mongering is a worldwide issue, she stated, "We've found a way to battle it."

The PM additionally alluded to her video conferencing with the cross-area of individuals to make mindfulness among them against psychological oppression and militancy. "Mindfulness has been made against psychological warfare and militancy."

She emphasized that the wellspring of cash and arms utilized as a part of militancy must be ceased to check the twin dangers of psychological warfare and militancy. "Psychological militants are fear based oppressors and they've no limits."

Hasina said her legislature has been doing its best to guarantee security in the nation where every religious celebration are praised by the general population of all beliefs.

Reviewing the visit of a father of the country Bangabandhu Sheik Mujibur Rahman to Japan in 1973, she stated, "There's an exceptional place for Japan in my heart."

Posting a portion of the macroeconomic accomplishments throughout the most recent couple of years, she said the Gross Domestic product development has achieved 7.24 for each penny in the active monetary year which was 7.11 for every penny in the past financial year.

About the movement clog in the capital and other enormous urban communities, Hasina said the nation's economy is improving as individuals are presently purchasing more autos.