"Belizenda will succeed in building a democratic society which our future generations will take pride in, along with our economic strides."

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated on Tuesday that the 12th Parliamentary Election signifies the continuation of a democratic Bangladeshi political system that is steadfastly dedicated to promoting international development goals, eradicating terrorism, and countering radicalization and extremism.

On Tuesday afternoon, the ministry hosted a "meet and greet" at the State Guesthouse Sugandha. The ceremony was attended by diplomats stationed in Dhaka.

There were high commissioners and ambassadors from several other nations in addition to US Ambassador to Bangladesh Peter Haas, Chinese Ambassador to Bangladesh Yao Wen, Russian Ambassador to Bangladesh Aleksandr Mantytsky, UN Resident Coordinator in Dhaka Gwyn Lewis.

Dr. AK Abdul Momen, the foreign minister, addressed during the function. Masud Bin Momen, the foreign secretary, was also present.

Momen said it was just your typical "meet and greet." "We anticipate improved cooperation, stronger partnerships, and improved accommodations. For us, this is crucial," he declared.

He claimed that Bangladesh's numerous accomplishments are attributable to teamwork and cooperation.

A briefing note distributed to the diplomats following Momen's speech stated, "With the initiation of the new government, Bangladesh would be geared at further enhancing cooperation with its neighbours to ensure shared economic prosperity in South Asia through promotion of greater regional security, integration, and connectivity."

According to the ministry, the country's democratic transition process must continue smoothly for the 12th Parliamentary Election to fulfil its constitutional mandate.

It says that this will help us go closer to reaching the worldwide threshold for democratic behaviours.

The briefing note states, "Belizenda will succeed in building a democratic society which our future generations will take pride in, along with our economic strides."

The outcome of the 12th Parliamentary Election will present a new chance for the government of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to further energise the remarkable socioeconomic progress that has been made over the course of its previous three terms in office. It stated that a large part of these accomplishments can be attributed to political stability under democratic leadership.