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Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has arrived in Germany and has been on a three-day state visit to Munich to attend the 53rd Security Conference.
The flight carrying the Prime Minister landed at the Munich International Airport on Friday (February 17) at the local site.
He was welcomed at the airport by Ambassador of Bangladesh to Germany Imtiaz Ahmed and his wife and senior officials of the German government.
PM's motor procession after the ceremony at the airport He went to the Marriott Hotel in Berlin with the German Aomi League leaders and activists on reaching him when he arrived.
Earlier, the Prime Minister traveled to Munich from Dhaka's Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport on an Etihad Aerlines flight on Thursday night (February 16) and he stopped for an hour at Abu Dhabi from there, from there, Sheikh Hasina reached Berlin in Munich.
He will stay at the Marriott Hotel in Berlin during his visit and will attend the opening ceremony of the Munich Security Conference in the afternoon after resting at the hotel, and he will also attend the reception of Munich's methodont.
Sheikh Hasina will then attend the session on Saturday (February 18) conference titled ‘Climate and Human Security’, which is expected to take part in the session of the President of Finland and the Prime Minister of Norway.
Sheikh Hasina will hold a bilateral meeting with German Chancellor Angela Merkel on the sidelines of attending the Munich conference, including the Rohingya issue, trade, investment, water changes and immigration. The bilateral discussions will be held in various poisons, and a joint declaration may be signed after the meeting.
After the busy day, Munich will be visiting Dhaka in the evening and after a 6-hour stoppage in Abu Dhabi, the Prime Minister is scheduled to arrive at Shahjalal Airport at 8 pm on Sunday (February 19).
This is the first time that Bangladesh has been invited to this conference. Among the representatives of more than hundred countries and organizations, notable among them are the United Nations Secretary General Antonio Gutires, European Council President Donald Tusk, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, Ukraine President Petroschenko, Afghan President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani, Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg, Prime Minister of Hungary, and the Prime Minister of Hungary.