‘Boeing will not let you down, and I will not forget’: Trump writes to Tarique
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- US President Donald Trump thanked Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman for deciding to purchase Boeing aircraft.
- Trump said Boeing would not disappoint Bangladesh and expressed hope of meeting Tarique soon.
- He also conveyed warm regards to Bangladeshis and said the country had a bright future under Tarique’s leadership.
US President Donald Trump has thanked Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman for choosing Boeing aircraft, promising that the company would not disappoint the country.
In a letter sent to Tarique, Trump said Bangladesh and its people had a “very bright future” under the prime minister’s leadership. He also sent his “warmest regards and love” to the people of Bangladesh, according to the Prime Minister’s Press Wing.
I just received your letter concerning the purchase of Boeing Aircraft, and very much appreciate your decision of purchase. Boeing will not let you down, and I will not forget.
Trump said he appreciated Tarique’s decision to purchase Boeing aircraft and his attention to the matter. “I just received your letter concerning the purchase of Boeing Aircraft, and very much appreciate your decision of purchase. Boeing will not let you down, and I will not forget,” he wrote.
The US president added, “I look forward to meeting you in the not too distant future.”
I look forward to meeting you in the not too distant future.
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