Bangladesh seeks Chinese help to build deep seaport
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Bangladesh needs a deep sea port whether or not the sea rises. China is building it so get used to it.
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How much true is this picture and how long it will take to be real?
Wow, if sea levels do rises rapidly like everyone is saying. That means a lot of refugees in India. And thats not good for India........
Poor nations always haves to suffer.
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sea level will not rise as scientists are saying now days .... i know there is some climate problem , but the way they are saying that whole bangladesh will be underwater , its not true i think ...
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Wow, if sea levels do rises rapidly like everyone is saying. That means a lot of refugees in India. And thats not good for India........
Poor nations always haves to suffer.
Let me ask you moron a question. How is it that sea rise (IF) would affect BD only and not India when you are adjacent to us. If we go then you will go too punk.
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Indians have a lot of land to fall back to. What about Bangladeshis?
Who's a moron now?
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Indians have a lot of land to fall back to. What about Bangladeshis?
Who's a moron now?
Well well. We already started working. This year we are going to reclaim 600 sq km of land from sea through dredghin the sea floor. Cool Na???
Mammoth projects are underway to raise our land mass and in 50 years from now Bangladesh will be 5 meters above India, forget sea. We also agreed to give sand to Maldives so that they could survive.
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Well well. We already started working. This year we are going to reclaim 600 sq km of land from sea through dredghin the sea floor. Cool Na???
Mammoth projects are underway to raise our land mass and in 50 years from now Bangladesh will be 5 meters above India, forget sea. We also agreed to give sand to Maldives so that they could survive.
Cool indeed!!
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I dont see any hope for bd wile the bloody hasina and A.L in power.MAN they dont want to make upset their gods,,u know i mean...
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Dhaka, Beijing to intensify military ties: Dipu Moni
UNB, Dhaka
A top Chinese diplomat said here Wednesday Bangladesh and China would intensify cooperation between the militaries and law enforcement departments to safeguard respective national security and stability, and also promote peace in the region.
Chinese Ambassador in Dhaka Zhang Xianyi, who was speaking at a joint reception in celebration of the 35th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Dhaka and Beijing, said both the countries decided to forge 'Closer Comprehensive Partnership of Cooperation' from the strategic perspectives. Referring to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's
visit to China and Chinese Vice-President Xi Jinping's visit to Bangladesh, he said the two leaders reached consensus on further pushing forward China-Bangladesh relationship and strengthen bilateral cooperation in different fields.
Foreign Minister Dipu Moni also spoke as chief guest at the function held at Sonargaon Hotel in the evening. Ministers, MPs, politicians, diplomats, and high civil and military personalities attended the reception.
The Ambassador appreciated Bangladesh's 'One-China' policy and said the political mutual trust between the two countries has been strengthening.
He said China has always been supporting Bangladesh in its efforts to maintain its national sovereignty and territorial integrity.
Xianyi said the two countries will continue to exchange high-level visits and intensify friendly exchanges between the government agencies, parliaments, political parties and NGOs.
The two countries will expedite cooperation in trade and investment, agriculture, transportation and infrastructure development based on equality and mutual benefit.
The Chinese Ambassador said the bilateral trade volume is increasing each year and expected to surpass US$ 5 billion in 2010.
He said the two countries will maintain close cooperation in international and regional affairs including the global financial crisis, climate change, energy, and food security.
Xianyi said Foreign Minister Dipu Moni, Agriculture Minister Matia Chowdhury and State Minister for Environment and Forests Dr Hasan Mahmud will pay visit to China marking the 35th anniversary of diplomatic ties.
In November, he said, a Hospital Ship of the Navy of the Chinese People's Liberation Army will pay an official visit to Bangladesh.
The New Nation - Internet Edition
UNB, Dhaka
A top Chinese diplomat said here Wednesday Bangladesh and China would intensify cooperation between the militaries and law enforcement departments to safeguard respective national security and stability, and also promote peace in the region.
Chinese Ambassador in Dhaka Zhang Xianyi, who was speaking at a joint reception in celebration of the 35th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Dhaka and Beijing, said both the countries decided to forge 'Closer Comprehensive Partnership of Cooperation' from the strategic perspectives. Referring to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's
visit to China and Chinese Vice-President Xi Jinping's visit to Bangladesh, he said the two leaders reached consensus on further pushing forward China-Bangladesh relationship and strengthen bilateral cooperation in different fields.
Foreign Minister Dipu Moni also spoke as chief guest at the function held at Sonargaon Hotel in the evening. Ministers, MPs, politicians, diplomats, and high civil and military personalities attended the reception.
The Ambassador appreciated Bangladesh's 'One-China' policy and said the political mutual trust between the two countries has been strengthening.
He said China has always been supporting Bangladesh in its efforts to maintain its national sovereignty and territorial integrity.
Xianyi said the two countries will continue to exchange high-level visits and intensify friendly exchanges between the government agencies, parliaments, political parties and NGOs.
The two countries will expedite cooperation in trade and investment, agriculture, transportation and infrastructure development based on equality and mutual benefit.
The Chinese Ambassador said the bilateral trade volume is increasing each year and expected to surpass US$ 5 billion in 2010.
He said the two countries will maintain close cooperation in international and regional affairs including the global financial crisis, climate change, energy, and food security.
Xianyi said Foreign Minister Dipu Moni, Agriculture Minister Matia Chowdhury and State Minister for Environment and Forests Dr Hasan Mahmud will pay visit to China marking the 35th anniversary of diplomatic ties.
In November, he said, a Hospital Ship of the Navy of the Chinese People's Liberation Army will pay an official visit to Bangladesh.
The New Nation - Internet Edition
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^^ Congratulations. You yourself derailed your own thread.
No the deep sea port construction and Chinese military cooperation are interlinked as it shows a deepening relationship between the two countries.
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Indians have a lot of land to fall back to. What about Bangladeshis?
Who's a moron now?
He does have a point dude. Internal migration within India itself could cause a lot of trouble. Trivial "province matters" have been marked by disproportionate reaction at times: Violence mars protests over India's new Telangana state
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