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Dhaka joining Quad will harm ties with Beijing: Chinese envoy to Bangladesh

Dhaka joining Quad will harm ties with Beijing: Chinese envoy to Bangladesh Moneycontrol 1 day ago © Nachiket Deuskar Dhaka joining Quad will harm ties with Beijing: Chinese envoy to Bangladesh Chinese Ambassador to Bangladesh, Li Jiming, on May 10 warned that Bangladesh should not join the ‘Quad’ group. The diplomat said that Bangladesh’s relations with China will “substantially be damaged” if it joins the inter-governmental security forum. According to a report in Bangladesh’s The Daily Star newspaper, Li claimed that the Quad is “a military alliance aimed against China s resurgence and its relationship with neighbouring countries”. Li further called the Quad – the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue – a “narrow-purposed” geopolitical clique.

Bangladesh s curt reply as China warns it against joining QUAD Alliance

Last Updated: Bangladesh s Curt Reply As China Warns It Against Joining QUAD Alliance Bangladesh Foreign Minister Dr AK Momen said Dhaka maintains non-aligned and balanced foreign policy and it will decide what to do according to those principles China has warned Bangladesh against joining the US-led QUAD alliance, saying that Dhaka s participation in the anti-Beijing club would result in substantial damage to bilateral relations. The unusual warning from Chinese Ambassador to Bangladesh Li Jiming came weeks after visiting Chinese Defence Minister Gen. Wei Fenghe emphasised to Bangladesh President Abdul Hamid that Beijing and Dhaka should make joint efforts against powers from outside the region establishing a military alliance in South Asia and practising hegemonism .

Relations with Bangladesh will damage if it joins Quad, warns China

It will damage the bilateral relations between the two, Chinese envoy said Bangladesh Foreign Minister said Dhaka maintains a non-aligned and balanced foreign policy Dhaka: China has warned Bangladesh against joining the US-led Quad alliance, saying that Dhaka s participation in the anti-Beijing club would result in substantial damage to bilateral relations. The unusual warning from Chinese Ambassador to Bangladesh Li Jiming came weeks after visiting Chinese Defence Minister Gen. Wei Fenghe emphasied to Bangladesh President Abdul Hamid that Beijing and Dhaka should make joint efforts against powers from outside the region establishing a military alliance in South Asia and practising hegemonism .

IPS participation would damage relations: China

No tripartite talks on Rohingya soon  Diplomatic Correspondent | Published: 16:15, May 10,2021 | Updated: 00:44, May 11,2021     Chinese ambassador Li Jiming on Monday said that Bangladesh’s engagement in the US-led Indo-Pacific Strategy would substantially damage Dhaka’s relations with Beijing. Replying to a question on the recent visit of the Chinese defence minister to Dhaka, Li Jiming described the IPS as a club of a small group of ‘elite’ countries, including US and Japan, and said that the group was neither for economic purposes nor for ensuring security in the region. ‘It is about China,’ he said.   ‘[It is] not a good idea for Bangladesh to participate in a small club. Any form of participation for Bangladesh in this small group may substantially damage relations [with China],’ the ambassador said in a programme on Bangladesh-China relations with Diplomatic Correspondents Association, Bangladesh held virtually. �

We decide our foreign policy : Bangladesh reacts to Chinese warning over joining Quad

We decide our foreign policy : Bangladesh reacts to Chinese warning over joining Quad Top Searches We decide our foreign policy : Bangladesh reacts to Chinese warning over joining Quad TIMESOFINDIA.COM / Updated: May 11, 2021, 19:32 IST FacebookTwitterLinkedinEMail Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina and Chinese President Xi Jinping (File photo) NEW DELHI: Bangladesh has reacted strongly to Chinese warning over Dhaka s possible participation in the US-led Quad alliance. We re an independent and sovereign state. We decide our foreign policy. But yes, any country can uphold its position, Bangladesh foreign minister Dr AK Abdul Momen said when asked about the Chinese warning, according to news agency PTI.

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