The world's longest reigning monarch has chosen Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn to represent him in receiving new ambassadors' letters of credence. The Bangladeshi mission in Bangkok confirmed that Ambassador Tasneem presented the credentials and goodwill messages from President Abdul Hamid and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to the King at Ambara Villa. Tasneem pledged to enhance bilateral relations during her term, as she also serves as the non-resident ambassador to Cambodia and Permanent Representative to the UNESCAP. Upon her arrival in Bangkok last November, she presented her letter of introduction as Bangladesh's Permanent Representative to the UNESCAP. In June of this year, she officially introduced herself as the non-resident ambassador of Cambodia. In Thailand, it is customary for ambassadors to submit their credentials in Bangkok, which can take some time. However, ambassadors are able to begin their duties shortly after joining the mission. During discussions, the Crown Prince commended the people of Bangladesh for their hard work and resilience in overcoming various challenges, such as climate change. He pointed out that both Bangladesh and Thailand face similar challenges, particularly in regards to climate change and disaster risk reduction. The Crown Prince mentioned his sister Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn's visits to Bangladesh in 2010 and 2011 and showed interest in continuing Thai Royal development projects in the country. Ambassador Tasneem emphasized the need to strengthen connectivity between Buddhist followers in both nations and expand Buddhist circuit tourism to enhance their shared heritage.