British Council, PM's special assistant discuss cooperation in education, tourism

The British Council Bangladesh has discussed potential cooperation with the government in education, skills development, international connectivity and tourism during a meeting with Barrister Gias Uddin Rimon, Special Assistant to the Prime Minister.

The discussions focused on strengthening English language skills, expanding educational opportunities and exploring collaboration in the tourism and civil aviation sectors.

Rimon visited the British Council's premises, where he held a discussion with its representatives on opportunities to work together in these sectors, the organisation said in a Facebook post on Thursday.

During the meeting, the British Council shared how its expertise could support initiatives at the national level, particularly in strengthening English language proficiency and expanding educational opportunities.

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The discussions also covered skills development, international connectivity and tourism, with both sides exploring areas where collaboration could contribute to Bangladesh's development.

The British Council said the discussion had highlighted the potential for meaningful cooperation and lasting impact across the sectors.

It also expressed interest in building on the discussions and exploring opportunities to work together towards shared goals.