Bangladesh has donated medical supplies to the people of Sri Lanka at the request of the Sri Lankan Government at a simple ceremony held at the State Guest House Padma in Dhaka yesterday, Foreign Ministry said.
The urgent medical supplies provided are valued at BDT 200 million which is equivalent to USD 2.32 million.
The donation was handed over to the High Commissioner of Sri Lanka in Dhaka Professor Sudharshan Seneviratne by the Government of Bangladesh in the presence of the Foreign Minister of Bangladesh Dr A. K. Abdul Momen, Health Minister Zahid Maleque and the President of the Bangladesh Association of Pharmaceutical Industries (BAPI) Nazmul Hassan, MP.
Also present at the ceremony were the Foreign Secretary of Bangladesh Ambassador Masud Bin Momen, Director General of Health Prof Dr Abul Bashar, Director General of Drugs Major General Md Mahbubur Rahman, officials of the Bangladesh Foreign Ministry and officials of the High Commission of Sri Lanka in Bangladesh.
The medical supplies will be transported by SriLankan Airlines which operates daily flights in the Dhaka-Colombo sector. the Ministry said.
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