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Korea Herald, Bangladesh Embassy agree to boost ties through media partnership
By Sanjay KumarPublished : May 11, 2022 - 17:11
The Korea Herald and the Embassy of Bangladesh in South Korea have signed a memorandum of understanding agreeing to increase people-to-people exchanges through media cooperation.
The signing ceremony was held at The Korea Herald office in Yongsan-gu, Seoul, on Wednesday with Bangladesh Ambassador to Korea Delwar Hossain and The Korea Herald CEO Choi Jin-young in attendance.
Bangladesh is committed to strengthening bilateral relations, particularly economic relations with Korea, and explore emerging opportunities, said Hossain.
The signing ceremony was held at The Korea Herald office in Yongsan-gu, Seoul, on Wednesday with Bangladesh Ambassador to Korea Delwar Hossain and The Korea Herald CEO Choi Jin-young in attendance.
Bangladesh is committed to strengthening bilateral relations, particularly economic relations with Korea, and explore emerging opportunities, said Hossain.
Under the agreement, the two sides will hold print media exchanges, host a foreign journalists program and bolster partnership through official visits and people-to-people contact.
“Hopefully post-COVID, we will see solidified media cooperation,” said Hussain.
The ambassador also mentioned the emerging cooperation between Korea Overseas Infrastructure & Urban Development Corp. and Bangladesh as the two countries gear up for commemorating 50 years of diplomatic relations in 2023.
“Hopefully post-COVID, we will see solidified media cooperation,” said Hussain.
The ambassador also mentioned the emerging cooperation between Korea Overseas Infrastructure & Urban Development Corp. and Bangladesh as the two countries gear up for commemorating 50 years of diplomatic relations in 2023.
The Korea Herald CEO Choi Jin-young stressed a need to increase awareness of Bangladesh in Korea and vice versa.
“It’s very timely to forge business platforms and solidify economic relations between Korea and Bangladesh,” said Choi.
Choi also extended an invitation to the Bangladesh Embassy to host cultural events at The Korea Herald’s Global Business Forum.
The 13-week-long forum, in its second edition, is aimed at sharing and enhancing knowledge of the international community and for exploring overseas investment opportunities and expanding business networks.
“It’s very timely to forge business platforms and solidify economic relations between Korea and Bangladesh,” said Choi.
Choi also extended an invitation to the Bangladesh Embassy to host cultural events at The Korea Herald’s Global Business Forum.
The 13-week-long forum, in its second edition, is aimed at sharing and enhancing knowledge of the international community and for exploring overseas investment opportunities and expanding business networks.
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