During her visit to the office of the Senior Minister of State for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office of the United Kingdom, Sayeeda Warsi, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina stated that all polls conducted throughout her five-year rule had been fair and impartial, and she anticipated that this trend would continue in the upcoming elections. The Prime Minister's Press Secretary, Abul Kalam Azad, provided an overview of the discussions between the two leaders, which focused on bilateral interests. Sheikh Hasina expressed satisfaction with the strong historical ties and partnership between Bangladesh and the UK, and she hoped for further deepening of this relationship over time. She also acknowledged the crucial support provided by the British people and Prime Minister Edward Heath's government during the War of Liberation in 1971. Additionally, a delegation from China led by Ambassador Luo Zhaohui met with the Prime Minister to discuss Bangladesh's stance on the One China Policy and to seek increased Chinese investment in various sectors, including infrastructure. Hasina emphasized the importance of technology transfer, particularly green technology, to address climate change issues. She highlighted the significance of regional connectivity in boosting trade and commerce between the two nations, as well as the need to reduce the trade deficit. The meeting was attended by several officials, including Ambassador-At-Large M Ziauddin, Principal Secretary Shaikh Md Wahid-Uz-Zaman, and PMO secretary Mollah Waheeduzzaman. Later in the day, Warsi also met with Speaker Shirin Sharmin Chaudhury.