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Interview of H.E. Mr Alexander Mantytskiy, Ambassador of Russia to Bangladesh, to Textile Today magazine The steady development of Russian-Bangladeshi relations is the result of historical legacy and convergent approaches towards many burning issues in the current volatile geopolitical scenario. With the government efforts to promote deshi garments overseas, the target to grab a 10% share of the global apparel market by 2025 sounds rather realistic. The key items of the Russian export to Bangladesh are machinery, equipment, vehicles, metals and agricultural products (wheat, fertilizers, legumes, mustard, etc.), while your country provides our market primarily with textile products that, for sure, needs to be diversified. Both sides have huge untapped potentiality of bilateral trade and economic cooperation in this regard. Russian businessmen are reorienting towards new suppliers, including those from Bangladesh. Investments, both state and private, can amount to billions of dollars.

On November 4, 2023, the Russian Embassy in Bangladesh hosted a reception on the occasion of the National Unity Day. The event program included a performance by the Krasnoyarsk State Academic Dance Ensemble of Siberia named after Mikhail Godenko, organized by the National Group company. Mr Sattar Mia, President of the Russian Friendship Society with Bangladesh and Chairman of the National Group, delivered an opening speech and briefed about the organization's initiatives, including installation of a monument to the founder of Bangladesh Sheikh Mujibur Rahman in Moscow and opening of the educational campus of Synergy University in Dhaka. In his speech, H.E. Mr Alexander Mantytsky, Ambassador of Russia to Bangladesh, told about the history of the holiday that symbolizes solidarity, harmony and patriotism of the multinational and multiconfessional Russian people.

🟢🇷🇺🇷🇺 Little Russia in Bangladesh! GREENCITY is a concrete enclave of a dozen twenty-story buildings near the Ishwardi, Pabna, home to Russian engineers of the very first 😃 Rooppur NPP in 🇧🇩 BANGLAGESH. 👉 More pics from🟢GreenCity Photo credit: Nikita Greydin

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RT documentary film "Russia: 85 Adventures" was screened at Dhaka State University of Bangladesh by the Russian House in Dhaka. The screening took place on September 5 at the permanent campus of the State University of Bangladesh, as part of the joint project of Rossotrudnichestvo and RT Documentary https://www.rt.com/ , as well as screenings in Russian Houses and on partner sites around the world. At the beginning of the program, the director of Russian House in Dhaka, Mr. Pavel Dvoychenkov gave a brief overview of the documentary film in his welcome speech. During his speech, he talked about the opportunity for higher studies with the Russian government scholarship for Bangladeshi students and answered various questions from the students. As well, he assured the cooperation and possibility of participation of Bangladeshis in the ongoing "New Generation" and the "World Youth Festival-2024" to be held in Russia in March 2024. Mr. Asim Bhatnagar, Director, Outreach & PR and other faculty members of the university were also present on the occasion. They said that their university is interested in being involved in the activities of the Russian House in Dhaka. All those present at the film screening thanked the Director of Russian House in Dhaka for organizing an exciting adventure tour across the territory of the Russian Federation and an informative documentary about different regions of Russia. The audience learned about industrial tourism, about the production of gold bar production in Krasnoyarsk Territory, how steel is tempered in Magnitogorsk, glass blowers in Vladimir Region, Yaroslavl Region and many other interesting things, including the "birth" of bells.