Bangladesh, Turkey discuss PM’s COP31 participation
Bangladesh and Turkey exchanged views on the Prime Minister’s potential attendance at COP31 in Antalya, and explored cooperation on defence, renewable energy and investment.

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Bangladesh and Turkey exchanged views on the Prime Minister’s potential attendance at COP31 in Antalya, and explored cooperation on defence, renewable energy and investment.
Bangladesh and Turkiye explored Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's potential participation in COP31, alongside discussions on defence, energy, and investment during a meeting in New York.
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