King Jigme Khesar Namgel Wangchuck of Bhutan has arrived in Dhaka on a four-day visit at the invitation of the Bangladesh government. Along with the king, the queen and members of the royal family also came to Bangladesh.

Raja Jigme Khesar arrived in Dhaka on a special flight around 10 am on Monday. Bangladesh President Md welcomed the king when he arrived at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport in Dhaka. Sahabuddin. At this time, the king was given a red carpet reception and a guard of honour.

After the formalities at the airport, King Dhanmondi of Bhutan will pay his respects to the memory of Father of the Nation Sheikh Mujibur Rahman at number 32 Dhanmondi. After going there, he will pay tribute to Bangabandhu and visit the memorial museum. It is customary for guests to sign the visit book kept there.

The King of Bhutan will meet Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina at noon today. Regarding the meeting of the two top leaders, Foreign Minister Hasan Mahmood said that they will discuss trilateral cooperation in health, information and communication technology, tourism, regional and sub-regional connectivity coordination, trade and investment growth, transit, preferential trade agreement, hydropower generation and exchange with India, from the least developed. It is expected to discuss cooperation in dealing with the challenges arising from the transition in developing countries.

After the formalities at the airport, King Dhanmondi of Bhutan will pay his respects to the memory of Father of the Nation Sheikh Mujibur Rahman at number 32 Dhanmondi. After going there, he will pay tribute to Bangabandhu and visit the memorial museum. It is customary for guests to sign the visit book kept there.

The King of Bhutan will meet Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina at noon today. Regarding the meeting of the two top leaders, Foreign Minister Hasan Mahmood said that they will discuss trilateral cooperation in health, information and communication technology, tourism, regional and sub-regional connectivity coordination, trade and investment growth, transit, preferential trade agreement, hydropower generation and exchange with India, from the least developed. It is expected to discuss cooperation in dealing with the challenges arising from the transition in developing countries.

At this time, the establishment of a burn and plastic surgery unit in Thimpu, Bhutan, the establishment of a special economic zone for Bhutan in Kurigram, and the signing of three MoUs on technical cooperation in consumer protection and the renewal of cultural cooperation agreements.

At this time, the establishment of a burn and plastic surgery unit in Thimpu, Bhutan, the establishment of a special economic zone for Bhutan in Kurigram, and the signing of three MoUs on technical cooperation in consumer protection and the renewal of cultural cooperation agreements.