Nordic Countries Pledge Collaboration with Bangladesh for a Greener Future
Nordic countries have pledged to join hands with Bangladesh to strengthen collaboration for a greener and more resilient future, according to environment, forest, and climate change minister Saber Hossain Chowdhury. The minister commended the Nordic nations for their exemplary commitment to environmental stewardship and highlighted Bangladesh's continuous efforts towards creating a sustainable future.
Nordic countries have pledged to join hands with Bangladesh to strengthen collaboration for a greener and more resilient future, according to environment, forest, and climate change minister Saber Hossain Chowdhury. The minister commended the Nordic nations for their exemplary commitment to environmental stewardship and highlighted Bangladesh's continuous efforts towards creating a sustainable future.
Deep-rooted Friendship and Collaboration
Speaking as a chief guest at the Nordic Day commemoration function held at Hotel Radisson in Dhaka, Chowdhury emphasized the rich cultures and collaborative partnerships of Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden. He noted that this occasion symbolizes the deep-rooted friendship and collaborative spirit between Bangladesh and the Nordic countries, a partnership founded on mutual respect, shared values, and a commitment to sustainability and prosperity.
Historical Significance and Shared Vision
Reflecting on the historical significance of the relationship, Chowdhury highlighted the recognition of Bangladesh's independence by the Nordic countries on February 4, 1972, which laid the cornerstone for a relationship based on solidarity and support. He underscored the Nordic council's vision to make the region the most sustainable and integrated system globally, aligning seamlessly with Bangladesh's aspirations for a sustainable future.
Collaboration for a Sustainable Future
Emphasizing the importance of preserving the environment, Chowdhury praised the Nordic region's breathtaking natural landscapes and highlighted the shared commitment to sustainability within the partnership. He outlined the diverse sectors of collaboration, including climate resilience, technological advancement, education, and health. The joint efforts exemplify the shared dedication to creating a more sustainable and equitable future for both nations.
Endless Possibilities for Collaboration
Expressing excitement about the endless possibilities for continued collaboration, Chowdhury aimed to deepen cooperation in addressing global challenges such as climate change and fostering innovation and cultural exchange. He recalled the friendship between Bangladesh and the Nordic countries as a beacon of hope, demonstrating the power of unity in building a better future for all.
Ambassadors and Dignitaries Speak
Ambassadors Alexandra Berg von Linde of Sweden, Espen Rikter-Svendsen of Norway, Christian Brix Moller of Denmark, and Tito Gronow of Finland, along with other dignitaries, also spoke at the event. Ambassadors, high commissioners, political leaders, representatives from international organizations, government officials, and individuals from various sectors of society attended the celebration, highlighting the significance of the partnership between Bangladesh and the Nordic countries in creating a greener and more sustainable future.
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