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Relationship Between China and Bangladesh
The Relationship between Bangladesh and China |

Structure of the paper Title | Page Number | 1.Preamble | 03 | | | 2. Significant of China-Bangladesh Relationship | 04 | | | 3. History of China-Bangladesh Relations | 05-07 | | | 4. Political Relations in Different Regimes | 08-20 | | | 5.Starting of Bilateral Relations | 21 | | | 6.Bilateral Contacts and Cooperation | 22-29 | | | 7. Opening New Era of Prospect for Bangladesh | 29-32 | | | 8. Future Options for Bangladesh & Long Term Strategic Impacts | 33-34 | | | 9. China-Bangladesh Relations: Effect to India | 35-36 | | | 10. Challenges & Limitations | 36-39 | | | 11. Recommendations for further Progress | 39-40 | | | 12.Conclusion | 41 | | |

'We're tested friends, tested by time…we are all-weather friends and we trust each other and we've cooperation in every field.’

Chinese Ambassador Mr. Zhang Xianyi in October, 2009. Source: http://www.bdsdf.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=1920&st=225 "China and Bangladesh are close and friendly neighbors. The China-Bangladesh friendly relationship and cooperation have enjoyed continuous growth over the 35 years since the establishment of diplomatic relations."

years since the establishment of diplomatic relations."

Chinese Vice President Xi Jinping Source: http://www.globaltimes.cn/china/diplomacy/2010-06/542327.htmlChina and Bangladesh were committed to establishing “a comprehensive and cooperative partnership of long-term friendship, equality and mutual benefits.”

Said by: Premier Wen Jiabao
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