Vitality and Energy Adviser Muhammad Fouzul Kabir Khan has expressed Bangladesh’s appealing curiosity in working jointly with Nepal within the energy sector.
He acknowledged that Bangladesh is additionally attracted to increasing alternate family members with the Himalayan nation.
He made remarks when a 2-member delegation, led by Ambassador of Nepal to Bangladesh Ghanshyam Bhandari, met him within the conference room of the Ministry of Vitality, Energy and Mineral Property this day (8 September).
Welcoming the Nepalese ambassador, the adviser acknowledged that Nepal is a long-time neighbour of Bangladesh.
They discussed varied aspects of strengthening the relationship between the 2 countries by SAARC.
Ambassador Ghanshyam Bhandari congratulated energy and energy adviser on his recent responsibility and acknowledged that Nepal recognised the scholar circulate from the foundation and expressed harmony with the folk of Bangladesh.
The Nepalese envoy acknowledged that Nepal has correct family members with Bangladesh from the foundation and expressed the hope that it can proceed within the longer term.
They additionally discussed the own of 40 MW of hydroelectric energy from Nepal, the establishing of a 683 MW Sunkoshi-3 hydropower plant in a joint project with Nepal and a Vitality Sale Settlement (PSA) for the import of 500 MW of energy from Nepal’s GMR Upper Karnali Hydropower Restricted (GUKHL).
At some level of the meeting, Senior Secretary of Vitality Division Md Habibur Rahman and Secretary of Railway Ministry Abdul Baki had been say.
