Bangladesh and Qatar have solidified their commitment to enhanced cooperation by signing five agreements and five memorandums of understanding (MoUs). The agreements cover various sectors including taxation, legal cooperation, maritime transport, mutual investment, and the establishment of a joint business council. The MoUs focus on areas such as manpower employment, ports, education, youth and sports, and diplomatic training.

The signing ceremony, witnessed by Qatar's Amir Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al Thani and Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, took place at the Prime Minister's Office. Among the dignitaries involved in the signing were ministers and officials from both countries, signifying a significant step towards strengthening bilateral ties.

Notable agreements include the promotion and protection of mutual investments, cooperation in the legal field, and maritime transport. The establishment of the Bangladesh-Qatar Joint Business Council aims to foster economic collaboration between the two nations.

Additionally, MoUs were signed to facilitate cooperation in diplomatic training, education, higher education, scientific research, youth and sports, and manpower employment. These agreements signify a comprehensive approach to deepen cooperation across various sectors of mutual interest.

Furthermore, in recognition of Qatar Amir's visit, a road and park in Dhaka were named after him. The road, now known as Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al Thani Avenue, and the park, named Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al Thani Park, are symbolic gestures of friendship and cooperation between Bangladesh and Qatar.

The visit also included one-to-one and bilateral meetings between Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al Thani and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, further underscoring the importance of the bilateral relationship.

Following the engagements at the Prime Minister's Office, the Amir proceeded to Bangabhaban, where President Mohammed Shahabuddin hosted a courtesy lunch in his honor. The Amir is expected to depart for Qatar later in the evening.