Professor Muhammad Yunus, chief adviser to the interim government, said Germany is a reliable partner in Bangladesh’s development. He made the remarks when Germany’s outgoing ambassador Achim Troster came to meet him at the state guesthouse Jamuna on Wednesday (June 25). The Chief Adviser warmly congratulated Ambassador Troster on the successful completion of his assignment and appreciated his contribution to strengthening Bangladesh-Germany relations. “Germany is a reliable partner in our development journey. ‘

“The investment summit was a good initiative. I wish all the best for Bangladesh and hope that the reform process of the interim government will be successful. I hope there will be a free and fair election. ‘

 

Professor Muhammad Yunus is a Bangladeshi Nobel Prize-winning banker and economist. He is a professor of economics at Chittagong University. He is the originator of the concept of microcredit. Professor Yunus is the founder of Grameen Bank. Muhammad Yunus and his Grameen Bank won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2006. He is the first Indian to receive this award. Yunus has won several national and international awards, including the World Food Prize. 

“Commenting on his time in Bangladesh, Ambassador Traster said,” “I have had many interesting postings in my career, but Bangladesh is truly unique.” The hospitality of the people of Bangladesh was unprecedented, and I leave with deep gratitude and respect. ‘

Outgoing German Ambassador Achim Troster paid a farewell call on Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus at the state guesthouse Jamuna in Dhaka on Wednesday. This is the last engagement of his four-year diplomatic career in Bangladesh.

During the meeting, the Chief Advisor extended his heartiest congratulations to Ambassador Troster for successfully completing his assignment and appreciated his contribution to strengthening Bangladesh-Germany relations.

Highlighting the importance of Germany in various sectors of Bangladesh, the chief adviser said Germany’s role as Bangladesh’s largest trading partner in Europe is very important and the country’s continued development cooperation is commendable. He also specifically mentioned Germany’s humanitarian assistance for the Rohingyas. “” “We are grateful for your country’s continued support at this critical juncture, especially in supporting the Rohingya refugees,” “Prof Yunus said.” ‘

“” “Even after your departure, we want to hear your views, be it positive or critical,” “he said.” Your knowledge and experience is important to us. We consider you a true friend of Bangladesh. ‘

Lamia Morshed, chief coordinator and senior secretary of SDG Affairs, and Md. Mosharraf Hossain was also present there.

The Alumni Association of German Universities in Bangladesh (AAGUB) organised the event at BRAC Centre in Dhaka.

 

The farewell reception of His Excellency Achim Troster, Ambassador of Germany, and the Eid reunion were celebrated together.

President of AAGUB and Vice-Chancellor of Bangladesh Open University (BOU) Prof Dr Md. Obaidul Islam. The meeting was presided over by the general secretary of the association. Abdullah Al Mamun Khan.

Ambassador Akhim Troster was the chief guest at the ceremony. She shared her experiences during her tenure in Bangladesh as well as her perspective on education, research and cultural exchange between Germany and Bangladesh.

The event was a unique get-together attended by alumni members, eminent academicians, researchers, professors and scientists from different parts of the country. The participants shared their experiences and expressed their determination to play a more active role in the future activities of the organisation.

At the end of the meeting, a reception and dinner were held. The event concluded in a cordial atmosphere.

 

Former prime minister and BNP chairperson Khaleda Zia has met outgoing German Ambassador to Bangladesh Achim Troster in Dhaka.

The German ambassador along with his wife came to BNP chairperson’s Gulshan residence at 8: 30pm on Friday (June 20).

He is a member of BNP’s National Standing Committee. Abdul Mannan, Md. BNP chairperson’s adviser Mahmudul Hasan and BNP deputy organising secretary Abdus Salam Azad were, among others, present at the press briefing.

The Alumni Association of German Universities in Bangladesh (AAGUB), an alumni association of German universities in Bangladesh, organised a colourful event at Brac Centre in Mohakhali, Dhaka on June 23 at 8pm. German Ambassador Achim Troster’s farewell reception and Eid reunion were celebrated together at the event. President of the Association and Vice-Chancellor of Bangladesh Open University Professor Dr Md Akhtaruzzaman presided over the meeting. Obaidul Islam. AAGUB General Secretary Dr Abdullah Al Mamun Khan presided over the program.

Outgoing Ambassador Akheem Troster attended the event as the chief guest and delivered an important speech on his work experience in Bangladesh and various aspects of German-Bangladesh bilateral educational and cultural cooperation.

Alumni members from different parts of the country – eminent academicians, professors, researchers and scientists – participated in the meet. The participants pledged to share their educational experiences as well as to be more actively involved in future activities. At the end of the program, a unique feeling of union and bonding is created among all through Eid reunion and dinner in a harmonious atmosphere.

Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami chief Dr. German Ambassador to Bangladesh Achim Troster paid a courtesy call on Shafiqur Rahman. The meeting was held at the party’s central office in the capital’s Moghbazar from 11am to 1pm on Thursday.

After the meeting, Jamaat spokesman Advocate Matiur Rahman Akand said: “Jamaat is working jointly with the government to bring stability in the country. The role of Jamaat-e-Islami has been highlighted to build a just and fair, corruption-free country. ‘

“The role Jamaat is playing in the country’s economy has also been highlighted. “Discussions were held to take forward the garment and pharmaceutical industries,” “the spokesman said.”

“Germany wants to see a fair, acceptable and participatory election in Bangladesh.