Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina left here on Wednesday morning for home wrapping up her four-day official visit to Hungary where she attended the Budapest Water Summit 2016.
A VVIP flight of Biman Bangladesh Airlines carrying the Prime Minister and her entourage left Ferenc Liszt International Airport at 10:15 am (local time).
PM's younger sister Sheikh Rehana and Bangladesh Ambassador to Hungary M Abu Zafar along with his wife saw the Prime Minister off at the airport.
Hasina was also given a static guard of honour at the airport.
This was the first head of government-level bilateral visit between the two countries.
Earlier, Sheikh Hasina arrived here on Sunday by a VVIP flight of Biman Bangladesh Airlines.
During the tour, Bangladesh and Hungary signed three Memoranda of
Understanding (MoUs).
Hasina and her Hungarian counterpart Viktor Orban jointly inaugurated Bangladesh-Hungarian Business and Economic Forum.
On November 28, the Prime Minister addressed the inaugural session of the two-day Budapest Water Summit (BWS-2016).
During the summit on November 28-30, some 1,800 participants, including over a dozen of heads of state and government from 117 countries, laid down their proposed solutions for the relevant international bodies by adopting the ‘Budapest Statement 2016′.
Sheikh Hasina also held a meeting with Hungarian President Dr Janos Ader at his office at the Presidential Palace.
On Tuesday morning, the Prime Minister went to Heroes' Square and showed respect to the Hungarian national heroes and unknown soldiers who died for the establishment of the country.
Later, she held bilateral talks with her Hungarian counterpart Viktor Orban at Kossuth Square identifying five areas of cooperation where she was also given a formal guard of honour.
The meeting was followed by a signing ceremony of a number of agreements. Those are MoU between the Foreign Ministries of Hungary and Bangladesh; MoU on Cooperation in the Field of Water Management between the two governments; MoU on Cooperation in the field of agriculture between the two countries.unb
