Bangladesh-Japan Bilateral Relations: Emerging Avenues of Cooperation

This study investigates three emerging avenues in Bangladesh-Japan bilateral relations: maritime defence technology cooperation, large-scale manpower and educational exchanges, and blue economy collaboration. Employing qualitative research through key informant interviews, literature review, and news content analysis, it finds that these sectors offer strong potential for mutual benefit and regional stability. The implications suggest greater policy alignment, development strategy refinement, and future-oriented regional integration. As Bangladesh transitions from Least Developed Country (LDC) status and Japan pursues its Free and Open Indo-Pacific (FOIP) strategy, these cooperation areas represent a paradigm shift from traditional donor-recipient dynamics to a strategic partnership based on mutual interests and complementary strengths.

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DCCI journal of business and economic policy
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2025-10-11
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https://doi.org/10.63784/djbep2025v2n1a4
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Bangladesh Politics, Society, and Development
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Bangladesh-Japan Bilateral Relations: Emerging Avenues of Cooperation

Reshma Sultana Muskaan
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Bangladesh-Japan Bilateral Relations: Emerging Avenues of Cooperation

Reshma Sultana Muskaan
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Abstract

This study investigates three emerging avenues in Bangladesh-Japan bilateral relations: maritime defence technology cooperation, large-scale manpower and educational exchanges, and blue economy collaboration. Employing qualitative research through key informant interviews, literature review, and news content analysis, it finds that these sectors offer strong potential for mutual benefit and regional stability. The implications suggest greater policy alignment, development strategy refinement, and future-oriented regional integration. As Bangladesh transitions from Least Developed Country (LDC) status and Japan pursues its Free and Open Indo-Pacific (FOIP) strategy, these cooperation areas represent a paradigm shift from traditional donor-recipient dynamics to a strategic partnership based on mutual interests and complementary strengths.

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