Saudi Arabia keen to provide all-out cooperation in Bangladesh's development

[Black_cats]

Saudi Arabia keen to provide all-out cooperation in Bangladesh's development​

BSS
30 Jun 2023, 10:50
Update : 30 Jun 2023, 19:01

MAKKAH, Saudi Arabia, June 30, 2023 (BSS) - Saudi Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud has said that his country is keen to provide comprehensive cooperation in the ongoing development and progress of Bangladesh.

"Saudi Arabia is always keen to provide all-out cooperation in the development and progress of Bangladesh," Saudi Crown Prince told Bangladesh President Mohammed Shahabuddin while exchanging greetings with the President at a reception programme in Makkah on Thursday evening.

The Crown Prince hosted the reception in honor of the Heads of State and Government of various Muslim countries gathered here on the occasion of the Holy Hajj.

The President along with his wife Dr Rebecca Sultana and other family members are now on a 10-day visit to Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) to perform Hajj as royal guests of the Saudi government.

During the exchange of greetings with the Prince, the President said Bangladesh always gives top priority to increase bilateral and multilateral relations in various fields including trade and investment with Saudi Arabia.

Inviting the Saudi Crown Prince to visit Bangladesh, the Head of State told the Prince that the people of Bangladesh are eagerly waiting to welcome him, President's Press Secretary Md Joynal Abedin told BSS today.

The people of Bangladesh want development and progress of the World Muslim Ummah under the leadership of Saudi Arabia, he said.

During the meeting, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman appreciated the development and progress of Bangladesh.
Bangladesh will move forward on the path of development and progress in days to come, he hoped.

Referring to the plan for visiting Bangladesh, the Saudi Crown Prince said he wants to visit Bangladesh with a specific programme so that it can be marked as a unique milestone in the development and partnership of the two countries in future.

President Shahabuddin expressed his sincere thanks and appreciation to the Saudi government and people for the warm hospitality extended to him and his entourages.

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[Homo Sapiens]

Saudi Arabia keen to provide all-out cooperation in Bangladesh's development​

BSS
30 Jun 2023, 10:50
Update : 30 Jun 2023, 19:01

MAKKAH, Saudi Arabia, June 30, 2023 (BSS) - Saudi Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud has said that his country is keen to provide comprehensive cooperation in the ongoing development and progress of Bangladesh.

"Saudi Arabia is always keen to provide all-out cooperation in the development and progress of Bangladesh," Saudi Crown Prince told Bangladesh President Mohammed Shahabuddin while exchanging greetings with the President at a reception programme in Makkah on Thursday evening.

The Crown Prince hosted the reception in honor of the Heads of State and Government of various Muslim countries gathered here on the occasion of the Holy Hajj.

View attachment 935941

The President along with his wife Dr Rebecca Sultana and other family members are now on a 10-day visit to Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) to perform Hajj as royal guests of the Saudi government.

During the exchange of greetings with the Prince, the President said Bangladesh always gives top priority to increase bilateral and multilateral relations in various fields including trade and investment with Saudi Arabia.

Inviting the Saudi Crown Prince to visit Bangladesh, the Head of State told the Prince that the people of Bangladesh are eagerly waiting to welcome him, President's Press Secretary Md Joynal Abedin told BSS today.

The people of Bangladesh want development and progress of the World Muslim Ummah under the leadership of Saudi Arabia, he said.

During the meeting, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman appreciated the development and progress of Bangladesh.
Bangladesh will move forward on the path of development and progress in days to come, he hoped.

Referring to the plan for visiting Bangladesh, the Saudi Crown Prince said he wants to visit Bangladesh with a specific programme so that it can be marked as a unique milestone in the development and partnership of the two countries in future.

President Shahabuddin expressed his sincere thanks and appreciation to the Saudi government and people for the warm hospitality extended to him and his entourages.

Saudi Arabia keen to provide all-out cooperation in Bangladesh's development | News Flash

MAKKAH, Saudi Arabia, June 30, 2023 (BSS) - Saudi Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud has

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Saudi Arabia always assure investment in countries like Bangladesh but always invest in the West. Same with UAE and other Gulf countries.

 

[leonblack08]

Saudi Arabia always assure investment in countries like Bangladesh but always invest in the West. Same with UAE and other Gulf countries.

Yes, another empty promise. These guys are paying hundreds of millions of dollars to footballers who are past their prime. No one's watching Saudi football no matter how many players they buy.

Instead, they could have helped reduce poverty in Muslim countries with the money they spend on these lavish vanity projects. These Saudis and the Emiratis sickens me. Allah blessed them with riches and they are wasting it all on tower building competitions (read d**k measuring) and luxury. They will pay the price in this world or the next.

 

[Azadkashmir]

Saudi Arabia always assure investment in countries like Bangladesh but always invest in the West. Same with UAE and other Gulf countries.

wat they do is make muslim countries grovel for petty investment while showering west in the billions upon billions.

Yes, another empty promise. These guys are paying hundreds of millions of dollars to footballers who are past their prime. No one's watching Saudi football no matter how many players they buy.

Instead, they could have helped reduce poverty in Muslim countries with the money they spend on these lavish vanity projects. These Saudis and the Emiratis sickens me. Allah blessed them with riches and they are wasting it all on tower building competitions (read d**k measuring) and luxury. They will pay the price in this world or the next.

this why i say one day after nukes used these oil regions will become deserts and this is where they play the islamic brotherhood card by appealing to our idiot imams send us food aid etc but i say imams stay in your place, stay quiet, it is our turn to enjoy.

 

[hamza gareeb]

Yes, another empty promise. These guys are paying hundreds of millions of dollars to footballers who are past their prime. No one's watching Saudi football no matter how many players they buy.

Instead, they could have helped reduce poverty in Muslim countries with the money they spend on these lavish vanity projects. These Saudis and the Emiratis sickens me. Allah blessed them with riches and they are wasting it all on tower building competitions (read d**k measuring) and luxury. They will pay the price in this world or the next.

Countries have the right to invest in the place where they find good profitability. As for buying players, this is a sporting investment and a trend to attract profitability and soft power to Saudi Arabia. Indeed, the league matches are transferred to 120 countries, meaning that there is momentum to watch this strongest league in Asia and the Arab world.

“We Have 137 Channels Around the World”- Cristiano Ronaldo’s Arrival at Al Nassr Elevated Saudi Arabian League to Untouched Heights - EssentiallySports

The remarkable Cristiano Ronaldo is one of the best players in the world and the impact he left on Saudi Arabia is eye-opening.

www.essentiallysports.com

 

[hamza gareeb]

Yes, another empty promise. These guys are paying hundreds of millions of dollars to footballers who are past their prime. No one's watching Saudi football no matter how many players they buy.

Instead, they could have helped reduce poverty in Muslim countries with the money they spend on these lavish vanity projects. These Saudis and the Emiratis sickens me. Allah blessed them with riches and they are wasting it all on tower building competitions (read d**k measuring) and luxury. They will pay the price in this world or the next.

You speak as if the Gulf countries are obligated to the poor of other Islamic countries, even though the Gulf countries are abundant in charitable assistance and donations to developing Islamic countries. As for projects and towers, they are investment and industry to reduce dependence on oil and not to brag, as I said with all ignorance and hatred.

 

[hamza gareeb]

wat they do is make muslim countries grovel for petty investment while showering west in the billions upon billions.


this why i say one day after nukes used these oil regions will become deserts and this is where they play the islamic brotherhood card by appealing to our idiot imams send us food aid etc but i say imams stay in your place, stay quiet, it is our turn to enjoy.

As for investing in the West, it is logical, as the West currently possesses technical and knowledge superiority in most economic and scientific fields in the world, from semiconductors to orbital space stations, but in recent years, Arab countries have sought to attract scientific capabilities to them.


As for your unbridled imagination about hunger in our countries, we are indispensable for you before and after oil, with God’s help. We, as the Arab Gulf states, have employed your people in our countries and give financial grants and loans and helped you in your nuclear program, generally helped and support in various fields.

 

[Iron Shrappenel]

To All Pakistanis who are going to visit this thread. Always remember who it started with and who let that slide to their own benefit....

 

[Azadkashmir]

As for investing in the West, it is logical, as the West currently possesses technical and knowledge superiority in most economic and scientific fields in the world, from semiconductors to orbital space stations, but in recent years, Arab countries have sought to attract scientific capabilities to them.


As for your unbridled imagination about hunger in our countries, we are indispensable for you before and after oil, with God’s help. We, as the Arab Gulf states, have employed your people in our countries and give financial grants and loans and helped you in your nuclear program, generally helped and support in various fields.

employed our ppl? you mean slave labour, without oil where would be the arabs tell me?
whiteman gets treated first class while so call ummah muslim brothers are treated like dogs second class. you are saying their is no hunger and poverty in saudi lol i seen documentaries exposing this while mbs lives very lavishly.

 

[leonblack08]

You speak as if the Gulf countries are obligated to the poor of other Islamic countries, even though the Gulf countries are abundant in charitable assistance and donations to developing Islamic countries. As for projects and towers, they are investment and industry to reduce dependence on oil and not to brag, as I said with all ignorance and hatred.

Yes, from Islamic point of view, they absolutely do have an obligation.

I have no interest in discussing this from any other perspective apart from that of their roles as Muslims.

You can be deluded with your nationalist view, clearly it got the Arabs into nothing but Western slavery. That's the price you pay for moving away from Islam.

Countries have the right to invest in the place where they find good profitability. As for buying players, this is a sporting investment and a trend to attract profitability and soft power to Saudi Arabia. Indeed, the league matches are transferred to 120 countries, meaning that there is momentum to watch this strongest league in Asia and the Arab world.

“We Have 137 Channels Around the World”- Cristiano Ronaldo’s Arrival at Al Nassr Elevated Saudi Arabian League to Untouched Heights - EssentiallySports

The remarkable Cristiano Ronaldo is one of the best players in the world and the impact he left on Saudi Arabia is eye-opening.

www.essentiallysports.com

Yeah right. Even if you pay people, they won't watch the garbage football league with bunch of old timers. May be the most ardent Ronaldo fans, but that's about it.

 

[Muji.Iqbal]

Saudi Arabia keen to provide all-out cooperation in Bangladesh's development​

BSS
30 Jun 2023, 10:50
Update : 30 Jun 2023, 19:01

MAKKAH, Saudi Arabia, June 30, 2023 (BSS) - Saudi Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud has said that his country is keen to provide comprehensive cooperation in the ongoing development and progress of Bangladesh.

"Saudi Arabia is always keen to provide all-out cooperation in the development and progress of Bangladesh," Saudi Crown Prince told Bangladesh President Mohammed Shahabuddin while exchanging greetings with the President at a reception programme in Makkah on Thursday evening.

The Crown Prince hosted the reception in honor of the Heads of State and Government of various Muslim countries gathered here on the occasion of the Holy Hajj.

View attachment 935941

The President along with his wife Dr Rebecca Sultana and other family members are now on a 10-day visit to Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) to perform Hajj as royal guests of the Saudi government.

During the exchange of greetings with the Prince, the President said Bangladesh always gives top priority to increase bilateral and multilateral relations in various fields including trade and investment with Saudi Arabia.

Inviting the Saudi Crown Prince to visit Bangladesh, the Head of State told the Prince that the people of Bangladesh are eagerly waiting to welcome him, President's Press Secretary Md Joynal Abedin told BSS today.

The people of Bangladesh want development and progress of the World Muslim Ummah under the leadership of Saudi Arabia, he said.

During the meeting, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman appreciated the development and progress of Bangladesh.
Bangladesh will move forward on the path of development and progress in days to come, he hoped.

Referring to the plan for visiting Bangladesh, the Saudi Crown Prince said he wants to visit Bangladesh with a specific programme so that it can be marked as a unique milestone in the development and partnership of the two countries in future.

President Shahabuddin expressed his sincere thanks and appreciation to the Saudi government and people for the warm hospitality extended to him and his entourages.

Saudi Arabia keen to provide all-out cooperation in Bangladesh's development | News Flash

MAKKAH, Saudi Arabia, June 30, 2023 (BSS) - Saudi Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud has

www.bssnews.net

Mash'Allah we are happy for Bangladesh. May Bangladesh prosper.

Yes, another empty promise. These guys are paying hundreds of millions of dollars to footballers who are past their prime. No one's watching Saudi football no matter how many players they buy.

Instead, they could have helped reduce poverty in Muslim countries with the money they spend on these lavish vanity projects. These Saudis and the Emiratis sickens me. Allah blessed them with riches and they are wasting it all on tower building competitions (read d**k measuring) and luxury. They will pay the price in this world or the next.

True Middle Eastern Monarchies should do charity in Zakat and Sadaqa, but the rest is their money. They can do what they please with it.

Yes, from Islamic point of view, they absolutely do have an obligation.

I have no interest in discussing this from any other perspective apart from that of their roles as Muslims.

You can be deluded with your nationalist view, clearly it got the Arabs into nothing but Western slavery. That's the price you pay for moving away from Islam.



Yeah right. Even if you pay people, they won't watch the garbage football league with bunch of old timers. May be the most ardent Ronaldo fans, but that's about it.

Hopefully Arab League in OIC will turn to China for investment. China is an alternative to the West (USA + EU)

 

[GreatHanWarrior]

Mash'Allah we are happy for Bangladesh. May Bangladesh prosper.


True Middle Eastern Monarchies should do charity in Zakat and Sadaqa, but the rest is their money. They can do what they please with it.


Hopefully Arab League in OIC will turn to China for investment. China is an alternative to the West (USA + EU)

Saudi Arabia has also invested in some Chinese automakers.

Saudi Arabia, Chinese Firm Sign EV Investment Agreement

The investment agreement encompasses plans to develop a domestic Saudi Arabian EV manufacturing industry.

www.wardsauto.com

Thanks to all Arab brothers for their support to Chinese manufacturing.

 

[Muji.Iqbal]

Saudi Arabia has also invested in some Chinese automakers.

Saudi Arabia, Chinese Firm Sign EV Investment Agreement

The investment agreement encompasses plans to develop a domestic Saudi Arabian EV manufacturing industry.

www.wardsauto.com

Yes I am all for Organization of Islamic Cooperation to invest heavily in China.

"Atleast China is anti-crusade." lol.

 

[leonblack08]

Mash'Allah we are happy for Bangladesh. May Bangladesh prosper.


True Middle Eastern Monarchies should do charity in Zakat and Sadaqa, but the rest is their money. They can do what they please with it.


Hopefully Arab League in OIC will turn to China for investment. China is an alternative to the West (USA + EU)

I agree with you, except that one part about they can do what they please with it.

They should be responsible in how they spend the money that Allah has blessed them with.

Let's forget about them helping other poor Muslim countries or the refugees fleeing persecution. By help I mean something substantial to actively resolve issues like repatriation of Rohingya and Afghani refugees, standing up for PALESTINE - as opposed to just throwing Zakat money and wiping their hands clean.

Even for their own country's development, what have they really done with all their money? They are still dependent on West for everything. There is no industry of any substance apart from oil and gas. Militarily they are completely at the mercy of the West. They have no substantial clout when it comes to geopolitics. They have bowed down to Israel.

With such wealth at their disposal, the Gulf states in unison could have been a global superpower, only if they had spent the money responsibly in developing themselves.

With such issues present, spending lavishly and wastefully on the variety of vanity projects is nothing but irresponsible and immoral.

 

[Muji.Iqbal]

I agree with you, except that one part about they can do what they please with it.

They should be responsible in how they spend the money that Allah has blessed them with.

Let's forget about them helping other poor Muslim countries or the refugees fleeing persecution. By help I mean something substantial to actively resolve issues like repatriation of Rohingya and Afghani refugees, standing up for PALESTINE - as opposed to just throwing Zakat money and wiping their hands clean.

Even for their own country's development, what have they really done with all their money? They are still dependent on West for everything. There is no industry of any substance apart from oil and gas. Militarily they are completely at the mercy of the West. They have no substantial clout when it comes to geopolitics. They have bowed down to Israel.

With such wealth at their disposal, the Gulf states in unison could have been a global superpower, only if they had spent the money responsibly in developing themselves.

With such issues present, spending lavishly and wastefully on the variety of vanity projects is nothing but irresponsible and immoral.

You are right to a certain extent. But it is their money, we have no right to dictate how they should spend their money if they do Zakat and Sadaqa.