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He noted Chinese investors expressed interest in several sectors, including renewable energy, textiles and garments, electronics, healthcare, medical devices, automobiles, recycling, and oil and gas.
Ashik added that separate meetings were held with Chinese companies regarding energy infrastructure projects related to gas, coal, and LNG imports to support Bangladesh’s growing power demand.
China agreed to support Bangladesh’s Teesta River Comprehensive Management and Restoration Project, along with broader cooperation in flood prevention, river dredging, hydrological forecasting, and irrigation systems.
The Teesta water-sharing agreement between Bangladesh and India has remained unresolved since 2011 due to opposition from West Bengal.
Khalilur said China has agreed to conduct a feasibility study for the Teesta project.
Responding to Indian concerns, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun said China-Bangladesh cooperation “does not target any third party”.
China also offered technical training for Bangladeshi experts in river management, flood control, and inland water transport systems.
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