Courtesy meeting of JAPA Chairman with the local representative of the United Nations
Own Reporter
Published: 05:56 16 September 2024
Jatiya Party Chairman Gholam Mohammad (GM) Quader paid a courtesy call on Ms Gayoon Lewis, United Nations Country Representative in Bangladesh.
The meeting was held at the local office of the United Nations in Gulshan on Monday (September 16) at 3 pm. During this time they discussed the development and progress of the country.
The local representative of the United Nations thanked the National Party Chairman for attending the courtesy meeting.
The National Party Chairman thanked the UN representative for the sincere courtesy meeting. At that time, party presidium member Masroor Mawla was present with GM Quader.
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