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Beijing looks to build ties with Dhaka on principle of non-interference​

The two sides agreed to strengthen cooperation in infrastructure, economic and industrial parks, and more

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August 8, 2022 11:37 PM

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has stressed that the principle of non-interference in internal affairs is the "golden rule" for state-to-state relations and the "magic tool" for developing countries to safeguard their sovereignty and security.

"We appreciate those countries for their understanding and support for China's position," said the Chinese Foreign Ministry in a media release.

As unilateral bullying acts happen from time to time in today's world, the international community should reach an even clearer consensus and speak even louder, so as to jointly uphold the basic norms governing international relations and international law, and safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of all developing countries, said media release circulated by the Chinese Embassy on Monday.

The world needs China’s strength and voice, and Bangladesh will stand firmly with China, China said highlighting discussions between the two Foreign Ministers.

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Bangladeshi FM AK Abdul Momen with Chinese FM Wang Yi Mahmud Hossain Opu//Dhaka Tribune

Some countries do not want to see developing countries grow and become strong, and do everything possible to create various obstacles, according to a media release on the meeting between Foreign Minister Dr AK Abdul Momen and his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi held on Sunday.

The two sides agreed on strengthening cooperation in infrastructure, economic and industrial parks, and people-to-people and cultural exchanges, to expand cooperation in local currency settlement, 5G and clean energy.

Wang Yi announced that China's grant of zero-tariff treatment for 98% of taxable items of Bangladeshi products exported to China will officially take effect on September 1.

China welcomes more superior products from Bangladesh to the Chinese market, the media release reads.


Bangladesh expects to strengthen the alignment and cooperation between the "Sonar Bangla" dream and the Belt and Road Initiative, to speed up the achievement of Bangladesh's vision and goals, it said.

 
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There is no principal of non-interference !
Yes. That's why I'm glad that only westerns and India won't poke their noes ,but China will do as well!

That's why it will create balance ( or maybe already creating)! And if there is balance , Hindutva Dalals will be neutralized!
 
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Yes. That's why I'm glad that only westerns and India won't poke their noes ,but China will do as well!

That's why it will create balance ( or maybe already creating)! And if there is balance , Hindutva Dalals will be neutralized!
When push comes to shove, no interference will run out the window.
That is just how the world is.
 
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Good news. Electromagnetic Interference is a major challenge in Bangladesh due to lack of EMC compliance checks.
China can certainly help enhance BSTI's capabilities.
 
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