BAF jets to escort aircraft carrying President Xi on his visit to Dhaka

[~Phoenix~]

what should China do to counter this without hurting BD too much? Stop investment for now until a new regime go int?


@AndrewJin @TaiShang @Beast @Dungeness @Mista

Ignore him,hes wants BD to be run under Islamic Militancy...

@Jlaw
I like your DP brother

Look @Jlaw someone has a crush on your Indian brother!

Now my Bangladeshi brothers see how much Indian likes you. They just wants to isolate Bangladesh from rest of the world especially from Muslim world to annex it so that Bangladeshi Muslims can't get any support from them but when they saw huge investment from China they are on fire.
In 1971 they didn't help you but they are against united Pakistan and now Modi led government using their 1971 crime to impress Bangladeshi people but they should understand that they are the enemies of Muslims not friends.

India is the largest buyer of Israeli weaponry...

 

[Michael Corleone]

May be the F-7BGI as they are made in China.

He will feel pretty insecure in bd skies then.

 

[monitor]

I wonder which jets... it is gonna be the Munir tin? Or is it gonna be Cuban cigars or is it gonna be the pesky little masi xD

May be the F-7BGI as they are made in China.

Yes all are Chinese made F-7BG.

 

[Imran Khan]

f-7 ? damn if they hit xi plane by mistake then ?

 

[Russell]

This is what China coming into its own along with Stability, Progress and successful Diplomacy in Bangladesh does -

Look at the numbers -
2002-2009 - $303mil in 8 years
2010-2016 - $915mil in 7 years

so triple the money

and now -

$23BILLION in 5 years

The numbers speak for themselves.

And this doesn't include the 19 deals signed with the private sector in a separate meeting today.

Oh and the best bit, the Chinese don't give a damn about buzz words like 'authoritarian', 'democracy' - democracy is a non issue for China with it's one party system! In fact they'd be big fans of BAKSHAL

 

[Michael Corleone]

Yes all are Chinese made F-7BG.

Dammit. F-7s? Have they no regard for safety of the Chinese president. Why did they sent that murir tin?

 

[Species]

f-7 ? damn if they hit xi plane by mistake then ?

No chance, the pilots have the same blood as Saiful Azam!

 

[Imran Khan]

No chance, the pilots have the same blood as Saiful Azam!

but this copy of mig-21 dos'nt have blood sir . once its fall on the head of technicians whom repair it in Pakistan .

 

[monitor]

f-7 ? damn if they hit xi plane by mistake then ?

Our pilot are not ameture they are inherited from Pakistan air force.

Dammit. F-7s? Have they no regard for safety of the Chinese president. Why did they sent that murir tin?

They are not murir tin they are latest plane we induct few yearback.

 

[Imran Khan]

Our pilot are not ameture they are inherited from Pakistan air force.



They are not murir tin they are latest plane we induct few yearback.

best of luck mr.xi and f-7s . btw its funny to read latest planes f-7

 

[bdslph]

F7 bg bgi
I thought we would send the f6 hahhaha

Yes after 30 yrs we must ensure the best safety and hospitality

24 billion is for sure but more then that i heard it 30 to 40 billion can be offered to bd

 

[Species]

F7 bg bgi
I thought we would send the f6 hahhaha

Yes after 30 yrs we must ensure the best safety and hospitality

24 billion is for sure but more then that i heard it 30 to 40 billion can be offered to bd

Yes the amount must be higher than $24 billion, they haven't disclosed the financial details yet.

 

[TopCat]

F7 bg bgi
I thought we would send the f6 hahhaha

Yes after 30 yrs we must ensure the best safety and hospitality

24 billion is for sure but more then that i heard it 30 to 40 billion can be offered to bd

Ittefaq reporting 13 billion dollar trade deals in private sectors. Details are not clear yet

 

[Michael Corleone]

Our pilot are not ameture they are inherited from Pakistan air force.



They are not murir tin they are latest plane we induct few yearback.

Adding some LCD displays doesn't suddenly make them mig 29 category.

 

[Allah Akbar]

He is most welcome.

Bangladesh to roll out red carpet for Jinping

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Bangladesh is set to roll out the red carpet as Chinese President Xi Jinping is scheduled to arrive tomorrow on a two-day state visit with Dhaka describing it as a “crucial” tour to open a new horizon for bilateral economic relations.

“The visit of a Chinese president after a long time is the reflection of world leaders’ confidence to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s dynamic leadership,” Foreign Minister Mahmood Ali told a media briefing on the eve of the visit.

He said President Md Abdul Hamid will welcome his Chinese counterpart with “state honour” at the VVIP terminal of Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport while a special aircraft carrying Jinping and his entourage members is set land at 11.40 am.

“A 21- gun salute would herald his (Chinese president’s) arrival . . . two Bangladesh air force jets would escort the aircraft carrying the Chinese leader once it entered the country’s skyline,” Ali said.

A smartly turned out joint contingent of army, navy and air force would offer him a guard of honour while Chinese President will take the salute from the saluting Dias and inspect the guard accompanied by his Bangladesh counterpart.

National anthems of the two countries will be played during the ceremony.

After completing Airport formalities, the Chinese President will leave for Hotel Le Meridian, the place of residence, by a ceremonial motorcade.

Jinping will hold official talks with Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina at her office at 3.10 pm tomorrow where the two leaders would witness the signing ceremony of several agreements and MoU after their talks.

In the evening Jingping would meet President Hamid at Bangabhaban at 6.30 pm and then join a banquet to be hosted in his honour by his counterpart.

Speaker Dr Shirin Sharmin Chaudhury will call on the Chinese President at Hotel Le Meridian at 4:35pm.

On the second day of the visit the Chinese President will place wreaths at the National Memorial in Savar on Saturday morning to pay homage to the valiant sons of the soil who embraced martyrdom during the country’s Great Liberation War in 1971.

Jinping will leave Dhaka for Goa, India at 10.00 am on the same day to attend the 8th BRICS Summit while Sheikh Hasina will see him off at the airport.

A 13-member entourage along with 33 members working staffs and 34 members security and media staffs will accompany the Chinese President during his Dhaka visit that is taking place three decades after then Chinese President Li Xiannian visited Bangladesh in March 1986.

The members of the entourage are- Political Bureau of the Central Committee of Communist Party of China (CCCPC) Wang Huning, Member of the secretariat of CCCPC Li Zhanshu, State Councelor Yang Jiechi, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, Minister for National Development and and Reform Commission (NDRC) Xu Shaoshi, Minister for Finance Lou Jiwei, Minister for CommerceGao hucheng, Governors of People’s Bank of China Zhou Xiaochuan, Director of Financial and Economic Affairs Office Liu He, Executive Deputy Head of General Office of the CCPC Ding Xuexiang, Chinese Ambassador to Bangladesh Ma Mingqiang, Deputy Head of General office of the CCCPC Wang Shaojun and Assistant Minister for Foreign Affairs kong Xuanyou.

See more at - http://primenews.com.bd/en/?p=47096

because he is coming with around $60 billion deal, $40 as lend and $20 as investment

Not only the money but people cordially welcome him. Long live Bangladesh China friendship.

Look forward and stop nonsense.You have same opposite vision like your dead leaders. China doesn't care Bd's internal politics.

for awami propaganda galore, sure....lets compare the results once awami propaganda dust settles.awami league rejected duty free market access to China harming billions worth of Bangladeshi export. But loan is good for awami league because that is where awami looting chief Sajeeb wajed Joy and his mother can loot more.



that is what you get from awami regime propaganda. This illegal regime is using Chinese goodwill and investment as showpiece and to hide its illegal existence.