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Khalilur Rahman

Person · Minister · Bangladesh · 189 dispatches indexed · last seen Aug 26, 2026
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Geopolitical Economics
Energy cooperation: Foreign minister, PM's advisers in Qatar

Qatar's foreign minister and prime minister's advisers met to advance energy cooperation between nations, strengthening bilateral ties through discussions on potential partnerships and resource development in the strategic Middle Eastern region.

The Business Standard · Aug 18
Geopolitical Conflict
Protecting Red Sea: Bangladesh joins KSA-led coalition

Bangladesh joined 13 other nations in a Saudi-led maritime coalition to protect Red Sea shipping routes from Iran-aligned Houthi attacks, which have disrupted crucial global trade corridors and energy supplies through the Bab al-Mandeb Strait.

The Daily Star · Aug 4
International Relations
South Asia’s Smaller States Push to Revive SAARC — Again

South Asia's smaller nations, led by Maldives and Bangladesh, are pushing to revive the dormant SAARC regional organization, citing cooperation needs in trade and climate change, though India remains reluctant and Pakistan noncommittal.

The Diplomat – Asia-Pacific · Jul 31
Geopolitical Economics
Bangladesh, Qatar to form energy, finance working groups

Bangladesh and Qatar established joint working groups following high-level talks in Doha to strengthen bilateral cooperation in energy and financial sectors, focusing on advancing collaboration and identifying new engagement opportunities.

The Business Standard · Aug 22
International Relations
PM seeks stronger Bangladesh-Saudi strategic partnership, more investment

Bangladesh's Prime Minister is pursuing deepened strategic ties with Saudi Arabia to attract greater investment, aiming to strengthen bilateral relations within the broader context of regional economic development and geopolitical cooperation.

The Business Standard · Aug 4
International Relations
India invites Bangladesh PM to Brics Summit

India invited Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman to the September Brics Summit in New Delhi, signaling diplomatic engagement despite tensions over former PM Sheikh Hasina's presence in India, while Bangladesh seeks membership with Chinese and Russian support.

Times of India · Jul 24