Staff Correspondent

Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus will attend the "World Governments Summit 2025," scheduled to be held in Dubai from February 11 to 13, which seen as a significant platform for him to share his insights on tackling global challenges and highlight Bangladesh's stance on key international issues.

Spokesperson at the Ministry of Foreign (MoFA) Mohammad Rafiqul Alam on Sunday confirmed the Chief Adviser’s visit to the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

Earlier, Vice President and Prime Minister of the United Arab Emirates and Ruler of Dubai Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum sent an invitation to the Chief Adviser, inviting him to participate in the Summit.

The MoFA Spokesperson said there is a possibility of bilateral meetings between the Chief Adviser and the heads of state/government of different countries during the visit.

Rafiqul Alam said that the two friendly countries, Bangladesh and the UAE, have historically enjoyed good relations.

This relationship has gradually consolidated based on economic cooperation and common political interests, he said.

A large number of Bangladeshi expatriates living in the country are making an important contribution to the economy of Bangladesh by sending remittances, said the Spokesperson.

He said bilateral trade in textiles, agricultural products and energy is also growing.

Both countries are working together in international platforms such as the UN and the OIC, and the UAE government is regularly investing in various important sectors including Bangladesh's infrastructure and health sector.

The World Governments Summit will convene under the theme 'Shaping Future Governments.'

This Summit will bring together governments, international organizations, thought leaders and private sector leaders from around the globe to foster international cooperation and identify innovative solutions for future challenges, ultimately inspiring and empowering the next generation of governments.