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D-8 Secy Gen to due Dhaka Aug 23

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Update: 2014-08-21 03:37:00
D-8 Secy Gen to due Dhaka Aug 23 Dr Seyed Ali Mohammad Mousavi

DHAKA: D-8 Secretary-General Dr Seyed Ali Mohammad Mousavi is scheduled to pay a 4-day official visit to Bangladesh.

He will reach Dhaka on 23 August 2014.

During the visit, Mousavi will attend the 8th D-8 meeting of Directors-General and expert group on Civil Aviation from 24-25 august 2014 in Dhaka. The meeting is part of the priority sector cooperation identified in the D-8 Organization.

Mousavi is expected to call on the Prime Minister, the Foreign Minister, the Finance Minister, the Commerce Minister, the Industries Minister, the Civil Aviation & Tourism Minister, the State Minister for Foreign Affairs and the Foreign Secretary. Mousavi will leave Dhaka on 27 August 2014.

D-8 is an inter-governmental Organization for development cooperation comprising 8 countries namely, Bangladesh, Egypt, Indonesia, Iran, Malaysia, Nigeria, Pakistan and Turkey. It was established in 1997 through the Istanbul Declaration of Summit of Heads of State/Government and the Secretariat is headquartered in Istanbul.

The main objective of D-8 is declared to be socio-economic development in accordance with following principles: peace instead of conflict, dialogue instead of confrontation, cooperation instead of exploitation, justice instead of discrimination, equality instead of discrimination and democracy instead of oppression.

Mousavi assumed the office of Secretary-General in January 2013 and since then, he has given a special thrust to accelerate cooperation in priority and other areas of cooperation within the D-8 Community.

This is born out the belief that the countries with shared belief must work together to achieve prosperity and uplift of the socio-economic conditions of the peoples of the region.

BDST: 1336 HRSm AUG 21, 2014

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