Elchin Huseynli, Azerbaijan’s non-resident ambassador, paid Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus a visit at the State Guest House Jamuna here today, and Yunus asked for more trade and business with the country.
“The chief adviser called Azerbaijan “a good friend” and sought increased business and trade between Bangladesh and Azerbaijan”, his press wing said.
Prof Yunus also recalled his long relationships with the Azerbaijani people, its leadership, and universities.
The upcoming COP-29 summit in Baku, and energy, trade, business cooperation, planned air services agreement between the two countries were discussed during the meeting as well.
The chief adviser is expected to join the COP- 29 summit in the Azerbaijan capital, where at least 32,000 people will descend to mainly discuss the thorny issue of climate finance.
As Baku looks for “new opportunities” and methods to open doors for more firms, Ambassador Huseynli again emphasised the importance of stronger trade links between the two nations.
He said that in June, a consultation between the two nations’ foreign offices took place in Baku.
He stated that Azerbaijan had attempted to reach an agreement with Bangladesh on air services.
