The health minister of Eswatini has invited Bangladeshi companies to set up production units in Eswatini. State Minister for Foreign Affairs Md Shahriar Alam had a bilateral meeting with the Minister of Health of Eswatini Lizzy Nkosi in Mbabane Tuesday. The health minister said the Covid pandemic introduced new challenges for the countries. She showed interest in working with the Bangladesh government in Covid pandemic area as well as sharing knowledge with Bangladesh in the health sector. During the discussion, the Eswatinian side said a partnership would be forged between Eswatini and Bangladesh sides for the production of pharmaceutical products. The health ministry officials of Eswatini briefed the Bangladesh side about the facilities and opportunities of pharmaceutical production in the country. The state minister informed the Eswatinian side about the achievements of the Bangladesh government in the health and pharmaceutical sectors. Bangladesh exports pharmaceutical products to a large number of countries in the world, he said. Read more: Eswatini wants trade, investment promotion with Bangladesh    

Bangladesh and Mauritius will collaborate on potential areas to boost trade and investment to elevate bilateral ties. Both sides particularly mentioned the pharmaceutical, tourism and IT sectors. Also read: Romania to send Consular team to Dhaka for 3 months Foreign Secretary Masud Bin Momen, now on an official visit from February 13-15 February, paid a courtesy call on Mauritius Foreign Minister Alan Ganoo and his counterpart Haymandoyal Dillum where the whole gamut of bilateral issues was discussed.