Khalilur Rahman

Khalilur Rahman

British High Commissioner Sarah Cooke paid a courtesy call on Foreign Minister Dr Khalilur Rahman at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Photo: MoFA

FM urges UK to sustain leadership role in Rohingya repatriation 

They also discussed ways to further strengthen bilateral cooperation in areas of mutual interest, including trade and investment, education, migration and skills development.

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Foreign minister receives credentials from newly appointed PPD, WFP and IOM chiefs

Foreign Minister Dr Khalilur Rahman. Photo: Collected

Trade deal with US to boost investment, strengthen energy security: Khalilur tells parliament

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Bangladesh, Russia to review bilateral ties, discuss regional issues in Moscow talks

File photo of Foreign Minister Khalilur Rahman. Photo: Collected

FM Khalilur to hold talks with Russian FM Sergey Lavrov in Moscow Monday

Bangladesh Foreign Minister Khalilur Rahman welcomes Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan after he arrives in Dhaka on Thursday night (4 June). Photo: Courtesy

Bangladesh, Turkey to hold FM-level talks Friday to strengthen strategic engagement

Khalilur Rahman returns to Dhaka after UNGA presidency win 4 June 2026 Photo: Courtesy

Khalilur Rahman returns to Dhaka after UNGA presidency win

Foreign Minister Dr Khalilur Rahman addressing a commemorative meeting of the United Nations General Assembly marking the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination yesterday (24 March). Photo: Collected

African Union congratulates Khalilur on UNGA election

Chinese Ambassador to Bangladesh Yao Wen. Photo: Courtesy

FM’s recent China visit injects fresh momentum into ‘Belt and Road’ cooperation: Yao Wen

Foreign Minister Khalilur Rahman shakes hands with his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi in Beijing on 6 May 2026. Photo: Courtesy

Bangladesh seeks Chinese investment in Teesta project, reaffirms One-China policy

Foreign Minister Khalilur Rahman arrived in Beijing for talks with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi to boost bilateral cooperation. Photo: Collected

Foreign minister begins three-day official visit to China

Because the United States–Bangladesh agreement has not been ratified or entered into force, Bangladesh has no legal obligation to proceed, and its Commerce Secretary has already noted that the ruling weakens the deal’s foundation. Photo: Collected

Foreign minister defends Bangladesh-US trade deal, cites global examples

Foreign Minister Dr Khalilur Rahman. Photo: Collected

Teesta project would 'definitely be discussed', Khalilur says before heading to Beijing