US trade envoy Brendan Lynch is set to visit Dhaka to strengthen trade and investment relations between Bangladesh and the United States.
In a media note issued on Monday, the US Embassy in Dhaka said a delegation led by Lynch will visit Dhaka from 5 to 7 May to hold discussions on enhancing bilateral trade and investment cooperation.
The United States is seeking partnership in implementing a reciprocal trade agreement with Bangladesh. Officials expect that such an agreement would facilitate easier market access for both countries, remove investment barriers, and expand commercial opportunities, ultimately boosting economic growth.
FP/MI
US trade envoy Brendan Lynch to visit Dhaka to boost bilateral ties
West Bengal election outcome will not affect ties: Shama
'Lotus blooms in West Bengal': Modi claims victory
Exchange Meeting Between CU Administration and Bangladesh Railway Delegation
Govt to restore police’s old uniform: Home Minister 
Two vessels carrying 53,600 tonnes of diesel arrive at Ctg Port
Fascist regime destroyed sectors including education, health: PM
Trump says no ‘early’ end to war, unhappy with Tehran offer
PM arrives in Sylhet 
CDA Moves to Preserve 105 Heritage Structures in Chattogram
