The Prime Minister, Sheikh Hasina, their exposure to the developed economies, Bangladesh has to face the risks of climate change support reaffirms.
' Bangladesh is one of the countries, the particularly vulnerable to global climate change. We have taken many steps to protect our people from the adverse impacts of climate change, but we need international support successfully the challenge, "she said."
The Prime Minister was a session on the retreat as part of the ongoing three-day Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting 2011, State reception centre, King's Park in Perth Saturday afternoon addressing.
The Australian Prime Minister, Julia Gillard, the Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago Kamla Persad Bissessar, and other heads of State and Government, participating in the CHOGM joined the retreat.
Briefing reporters, the PM's spokesman Abul Kalam Azad, said while the retreat various issues such as climate change, food security and safe migration discussed Hasina and other leaders of the CHOGM.
The Prime Minister said, although Bangladesh contributed very little it to global warming, was forced to order the Wraths for climate change to face.
Despite the climate change risks, she said that her Government was working hard to achieve universal food security for the people.
In the meantime emigrants inhabitants live in Australia Saturday Hasina met at their hotel suite in the late afternoon.
During the meeting, the Prime Minister reiterated her Government commitment to building a modern Bangladesh with the spirit of the 1971 war.
She said that since in 2009 their Government worked tirelessly taking, all socio-economic issues, including electricity to remove crisis.
Hasina said that her Government success in adding some 2, 200MW would be exempted from electricity into the national power, Bangladesh after of energy crisis.
Sought cooperation of the World Conference from abroad living Bengali to enable Bangladesh to a digital 'Vision 2021'.
The Prime Minister said the rooms that they believed, that the present Government, poverty and illiteracy remove from Bangladesh will be successful. They appreciated the Government various development projects.
Hasina said, where the newly formed expatriate welfare Bank, the emigrants could invest in various development sectors for greater interests of the motherland.
It calls for also the foreigners abroad working with utmost sincerity and honesty, maintain the image of the motherland.
Source: newagebd.com/newspaper1
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