Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Tuesday morning warmly welcomed and received Qatar’s Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani at her office.

They will have tête-à-tête (one-to-one) meeting at the Prime Minister’s Office, which will be followed by a bilateral  meeting.

The two leaders will witness the signing of cooperation documents and join a joint press meet.

Bangladesh and Qatar expected to sign 10 cooperation documents - six agreements and five MoUs after the meeting.

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After signing visitors' book there, the emir will head for Bangabhaban on Tuesday afternoon where the president will receive him.

The five agreements that are planned to be signed are: agreement for cooperation in the legal field between Bangladesh and State of Qatar, agreement on promotion and protection of mutual investments; agreement on the avoidance of double taxation and prevention of fiscal evasion with respect to taxes in income between Qatar and Bangladesh; agreement on maritime transport; and agreement on the establishment of Joint Business Council (JBC) between FBCCI & QCCI.

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The five MoUs that are likely to be signed are MoU on cooperation in the fields of sports and youth between Bangladesh and Qatar; MoU on cooperation in the field of manpower employment (Labour) between Ministry of Labour, State of Qatar and Bangladesh; MoU on cooperation in diplomatic training between Bangladesh and Qatar; MoU for cooperation in the field of education, higher education and scientific research between Bangladesh and Qatar; MoU between Qatar Ports management Company “MAWANI QATAR” and Chittagong Ports Authority.

A high-level Qatari delegation headed by Qatar’s emir is paying the state visit to Bangladesh at the invitation of the president and the prime minister of Bangladesh.