Bangladesh, UAE for strengthening religious cooperation
The discussions were held in an atmosphere of mutual respect and understanding, focusing on strengthening cooperation in religious affairs and expanding collaboration between the two friendly nations.
The United Arab Emirates and Bangladesh have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening cooperation in religious affairs, cultural exchange and people-to-people connectivity.
The commitment was made when Ambassador of the United Arab Emirates Abdulla Ali Abdulla Al Hmoudi paid a courtesy call on Religious Affairs Minister Kazi Shah Mofazzal Houssain Kaikobad at the Secretariat today (24 February), said an official handout.
The meeting highlighted the longstanding, historic and fraternal ties between Bangladesh and the UAE, with both sides reiterating their shared resolve to elevate bilateral relations to broader and more substantive dimensions.
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The discussions were held in an atmosphere of mutual respect and understanding, focusing on strengthening cooperation in religious affairs and expanding collaboration between the two friendly nations.
Special emphasis was placed on enhancing people-to-people contacts, promoting cultural exchange and fostering deeper mutual understanding.
The two dignitaries also exchanged views on leveraging digital technologies to modernize religious services, enhance institutional capacity and further develop religious and moral education in an effective and contemporary manner.
They expressed firm commitment to deepening cooperation anchored in shared values, cultural heritage and a common aspiration for spiritual and social advancement.
The meeting concluded in a spirit of goodwill and strategic partnership, reflecting a shared vision to advance the enduring relationship between the two countries to greater heights in the years ahead.
