Dhaka, May 12 -- Prime Minister Tarique Rahman will definitely visit China "at some point," Foreign Affairs Adviser Humaiun Kobir said on Monday, stressing that the timing and itinerary of the Prime Minister's first bilateral visit abroad have not yet been finalised.

"Once finalised, we will let you know. At some point, the Prime Minister will visit China, which remains an important development partner for Bangladesh," he told reporters at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

The Adviser made the remarks amid speculation that the Prime Minister may visit China first, potentially with developments related to the Teesta project.

He said Bangladesh had a "very good and positive" discussion with China regarding the Teesta River Comprehensive M...