President leaves Dhaka for Germany, UK

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hygiene The President left Dhaka for Germany and the United Kingdom for examination and eye treatment. Abdul Hamid.

He left Dhaka on a 16-day visit in the early hours of today Saturday (October 29).

A Nimit Biman (Qoo 639) of Qatar Airways carrying the President and his wife Rashida Khanam left Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport (HSIA) on Saturday at 3:20 PM.

Liberation War Minister AKM Mozammel Haque, Foreign Minister AK Abdul Momen, Dean of Diplomatic Corps and Moroccan Ambassador to Bangladesh Majid Halim, British High Commissioner Robert Chatterton Dixon, German Ambassador Achim Trocester and senior military and civil officials have informed the President at the VVIP lounge of the airport.

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