Bangladesh-US

Bangladesh-US

US Under Secretary of State for Civilian Security, Democracy, and Human Rights Uzra Zeya held a meeting with Bangladesh Foreign Secretary Md Jashim Uddin in Washington on 11 October 2024. Photo: Collected

US values Bangladesh as a partner in Indo-Pacific region: Uzra Zeya

"Vital discussion with Foreign Secretary Jashim Uddin on US-Bangladesh humanitarian cooperation, accountability and democratic institutions, and support for labour rights," she said

Textiles and Jute Adviser Brigadier General (retd) M Sakhawat Hussain holds a meeting with US Embassy Charge d'Affaires Helen LaFave at the Secretariat in Dhaka on 30 September. Photo: Courtesy

Sakhawat calls for US investment in jute sector

Dr Imtiaz Ahmed. Sketch: TBS

US dev support won't harm our relations with other countries

Humayun Kabir. Sketch: TBS

US assistance a positive development for our current challenges, future plans

'Exports and remittances are the two largest areas where the US can play a vital role'

'Exports and remittances are the two largest areas where the US can play a vital role'

Photo: Collected

US embassy in Dhaka to resume consular service this week to expedite visa processing

Photo: U.S. Embassy Dhaka

Lu in Bangladesh: Sets politics aside, tries to reach out to people

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Ticfa meet today: Dhaka again to urge duty-free access for US cotton-made apparel

File photo of United States Secretary of State Antony J Blinken. Photo: Bloomberg

US proud to partner with Bangladesh on many of today's most pressing issues: Blinken

File Photo: TBS

India, US greet Bangladeshis on 52nd Victory Day

Bangladesh Ambassador to the United States Muhammad Imran met US acting secretary of labour Julie Su in Washington DC on Friday. Photo: Collected.

Bangladesh discusses labour issues with US

US deeply concerned by mass arrest; urges Bangladesh govt to allow all in polls

US deeply concerned by mass arrest; urges Bangladesh govt to allow all in polls

Photo: TBS

Bangladesh to apprise US, EU of labour rights progress