Tokyo, Oct. 28 -- Bangladesh and Japan have signed six instruments and pledged two loan projects during Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's four-day visit to Japan, aimed at strengthening coastal security, improving the investment climate and expanding cooperation in skills, agriculture and climate change.

State Minister for Foreign Affairs Humaiun Kobir announced the agreements and loan commitments at a press briefing at the Bangladesh Embassy in Tokyo on Wednesday, the third day of the Prime Minister's visit.

Prime Minister's Additional Press Secretary Atikur Rahman Rumon also spoke at the press briefing.

Humaiun Kobir said the instruments include four memorandums of cooperation (MoCs) and a grant agreement.

Beyond these government-leve...