Prime Minister Tarique Rahman visited the flagship Motomachi plant of Toyota Motor Corporation in Nagoya, Japan, on Thursday, October 29, 2026, marking the final leg of his historic four-day official state visit.
The Prime Minister traveled early Thursday morning from Tokyo to Nagoya via the Shinkansen bullet train to observe vehicle assembly line operations at the global automotive leader's manufacturing hub. During the tour, PM Tarique Rahman participated in a high-level luncheon hosted by the President and Chief Executive Officer of Toyota Tsusho Corporation. He also toured the Toyota Museum, engaging in strategic talks regarding progress on establishing a Toyota automobile assembly plant in Bangladesh. The Prime Minister reiterated his administration's commitment to offering all necessary institutional support, land infrastructure, and policy incentives to facilitate Japanese automotive investments in Bangladesh.
The Prime Minister returns to Tokyo in the afternoon before departing from Narita International Airport at 6:00 PM local Japanese time (JST) aboard a regular Biman Bangladesh Airlines flight. The high-level delegation—including Civil Aviation Minister M Rashiduzzaman Millat, State Minister for Power Aninda Islam Amit, and Special Assistant Dr. Md Shakirul Islam Khan—is expected to touch down at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport in Dhaka by 10:30 PM Bangladesh time (BST) on Thursday evening.
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