Bangladesh would go ahead to grow, former British Prime Minister David Cameron on Thursday said there would be no change in this relationship due to Brexit, BSS reports.
"There are win-win relations between the two countries and the ties would continue to grow," he said.
Cameron made this comment while paying a courtesy call on Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina at her official Ganabhaban residence in Dhaka this morning.
After the meeting, PM's Press Secretary Ihsanul Karim briefed to the reporters.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina put emphasis on resolving the issue of cargo plane embargo from Bangladesh and said a British company has been appointed for security management of Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport in Dhaka.
In this connection, Cameron expressed the hope that the problem of cargo plane ban from Bangladesh would be solved soon.
While talking about the trade relations with Bangladesh, Cameron said the British investors are coming to Bangladesh for making investment.
The former British prime minister offered training to the Bangladeshi workers on managerial skill, design and entrepreneurship.
The former British prime minister highly appreciated Bangladesh's success in socioeconomic development under the leadership of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
"Bangladesh is nearing the achievement of status of a middle income country," he said.
The prime minister said her party has been preparing economic and other policies for speedy development of the country and accordingly the government is implementing the policies.
She also highlighted government's stunning success in agriculture, food security, women empowerment and digitisation.
Sheikh Hasina said the government is setting up 100 economic zones across the country for further industrialization and generating employment, and facilities like electricity and gas are being ensured in these zones.