Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim on Tuesday hosted an official luncheon at the Seri Perdana Complex, Putrajaya in honour of Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus and his visiting delegation.
A brief cultural programme was held on the occasion, featuring performances by international artistes, including Bangla songs and traditional dances.
Earlier, two leaders had a "substantive and productive" meeting and discussed issues like labour, investment, trade cooperation, ASEAN, Rohingya crisis, and a host of other issues of bilateral interest.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, a long-time friend of the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize laureate, has been a steadfast supporter of Bangladesh and its development initiatives.
Prof Yunus is paying a three-day official visit at the invitation of the Malaysian Prime Minister.
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