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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 48733, member: 636"]
America promised to keep backing Bangladesh leaders as they work on major changes to their government system. Secretary of State Marco Rubio made a phone call to Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus on Monday evening around 7:30. Foreign Affairs Adviser Md Touhid Hossain watched the conversation happen from his seat next to Yunus. Both American and Bangladeshi officials agreed that holding elections soon should be the top priority. The 15-minute chat covered trade deals, democratic reforms, and plans for voting next year.

Rubio told Yunus that Washington supports all the reform work happening across Bangladesh right now. The American diplomat stressed how important it is to arrange national elections as quickly as possible. Yunus shared his confidence about organizing the voting without any delays or problems. Trade discussions between the two countries also came up during their phone conversation. Officials from both nations hope to solve tariff disputes through meetings happening in Washington.

Bangladesh sends more exports to America than any other single country around the world. The South Asian nation also receives huge amounts of money from workers living in the United States. Both leaders want to finish trade talks soon so business between their countries can grow even more. Yunus mentioned that his security adviser had great meetings with American officials recently. The phone call showed how both governments want to make their friendship stronger.
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