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132376
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2014.
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Bangladesh and China are partners in the new Asian Age. Both countries enjoy time tested, all weather relations and friendship. Though this relationship is rooted in history, but like all relationships between states, it also has to be renewed and reinvigorated from time to time. Therefore, it has become imperative to analyse this relationship in order to find out ways to improve this excellent relationship even further. Considering political, economic, diplomatic and geo-strategic perspectives, mutual interests of both countries are overlapped leading them to strengthen their friendship regardless of any domestic or international circumstances. Taking into account the significance of both countries to each other, this paper attempts to analyse the present state of relations and the importance of BangladeshChina relations from the perspective of both the countries finally, putting forward some suggestions for enhancing mutual benefits.
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130698
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ID:
118873
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152187
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Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit to Bangladesh in October 2016 has dramatically uplifted the strategic value of Bangladesh to the world and presented new opportunities to Bangladeshs’security, political and economic interests. Bangladesh and China have agreed to elevate‘the closer comprehensive partnership of cooperation’to a‘strategic partnership’. China’s B&R initiative is perhaps a major project for Bangladesh to promote economic development and to connect itself with global markets.
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ID:
164081
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With or without China’s grand One Belt One Road (OBOR) initiative, Chinese footsteps in South Asia have been ever increasing-be it in the military context or economic. This has been interpreted as a source of immense concern in India. China’s all weather friendship with Pakistan, tacit support to Pakistan’s proxy wars against India and the construction of the China-Pakistan economic corridor through Pakistan Occupied Kashmir- an integral part of India are just some of the concerns India has with China’s presence in South Asia.
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