New Delhi, India (DT) – US Delegation Led by Donald Lu to Arrive in Bangladesh Tomorrow for Talks with Interim Government.
A high-level US delegation, headed by Assistant Secretary of State Donald Lu, is scheduled to arrive in Bangladesh tomorrow. The visit will focus on meetings with the interim government to discuss key bilateral issues and regional concerns.
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Dhaka is ready to host a comprehensive and multi-faceted discussion as it welcomes the first US high level delegation tomorrow following the formation of the interim government, led by Chief Adviser Professor Dr Muhammad Yunus.
US Assistant Secretary of State Donald Lu, who is currently in New Delhi, will lead a delegation to Bangladesh starting tomorrow. The visit will include meetings with key officials, such as Chief Adviser Prof. Yunus, Foreign Affairs Adviser Md Touhid Hossain, and Finance Adviser Dr. Salehuddin Ahmed, among others.
Foreign Secretary Md Jashim Uddin will host a working lunch attended by representatives from relevant ministries. According to Jashim, the discussions will address a broad range of issues rather than a single topic.
A US State Department spokesperson indicated that the talks will center on how the United States can support Bangladesh’s economic growth, financial stability, and development priorities. Assistant Secretary Lu will also reaffirm the US commitment to promoting economic growth and stability across the Indo-Pacific region.
In Dhaka, Lu will join an interagency delegation, including representatives from the US Department of the Treasury, USAID, and the Office of the US Trade Representative, to discuss advancing bilateral relations in light of the current political situation.
In Dhaka, Bangladesh, Assistant Secretary Lu will join an interagency delegation for meetings with the Bangladeshi interim government. The delegation will include representatives from the U.S. Department of the Treasury, USAID, and Office of the U.S. Trade Representative. U.S. and Bangladeshi officials will discuss how the United States can support Bangladesh’s economic growth, financial stability and development needs.