The Bangladesh government is likely to sign seven agreements with Brunei during Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s three-day visit to its capital Darussalam. 

The premier will go for a three-day visit to the capital, Darussalam, from April 21-23, at the invitation of Brunei Sultan Hazi Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah, Foreign Minister AK Abdul Momen said at a press conference on Thursday morning.

Apart from signing the agreements, the Bangladesh government is also likely to invite Brunei businesspeople to invest in the country.

The agreements are:

•    Assistance in waiving visas in government and diplomat passports

•    Assistance in using science and technology in agriculture

•    Liaison in the field of arts and culture

•    Cooperation in sports and youth-related activities

•    Cooperation in the field of fisheries

•    Assistance in the field of livestock

•    Cooperation in the field of fuel and energy

The Bangladesh government is likely to raise the issue of the Rohingyas with Brunei — who is one of the members of Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean).