Nordic countries have pledged to join hands with Bangladesh to strengthen collaboration for a greener and more resilient future, Environment, Forest and Climate Change Minister Saber Hossain Chowdhury said on Thursday, reports UNB.
Commending the Nordic nations for their exemplary commitment to environmental stewardship, he said that Bangladesh is also making continuous efforts to create a sustainable future.
Chowdhury made the statement while speaking as the chief guest at the Nordic Day commemoration function held at Hotel Radisson in Dhaka on Thursday. The event was celebrated highlighting the rich cultures and collaborative partnerships of Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden,
The minister said this occasion symbolises the deep-rooted friendship and collaborative spirit between Bangladesh and the Nordic countries-a partnership founded on mutual respect, shared values, and a commitment to sustainability and prosperity.
Reflecting on the historical significance, he highlighted the recognition of Bangladesh's independence by the Nordic countries on February 4, 1972, which laid the cornerstone for a relationship based on solidarity and support.
The minister underscored the Nordic Council's vision to make the region the most sustainable and integrated system globally aligns seamlessly with Bangladesh's aspirations for a sustainable future.
Emphasising the importance of preserving one environment, he lauded the Nordic region's breathtaking natural landscapes and highlighted the shared commitment to sustainability within the partnership.
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