At a meeting in Dhaka, Toronto on Monday morning, she informed Bob of Iraq’s special envoy to Canada at a meeting in Dhaka, local time, and her press secretary, Ethan Salkarim, told the media.
He said Rae stated that this is a "great challenge" for Bangladesh to accommodate large numbers of Rohingya refugees.
Hasina introduced to the Canadian special envoy the efforts of the government to provide humanitarian aid to the Rohingya people in cooperation with different institutions.
She also told him that he was prepared to save the refugees from the upcoming monsoon.
Minister of Trade and Export Development, as well as immigration and vocational training in Saskatchewan, Jeremy Harrison later called Hasina.
They discussed bilateral trade and business issues, Karim said.
According to her press secretary, Harrison praised the economic development of the Prime Minister of Bangladesh.
A commercial delegation headed by Martin Zablocki, president and chief executive officer of Canadian Business Corporation, also met Hasina.
He said that Bangladesh could use Canada’s experience in environmentally friendly technologies.
Foreign Minister Mohammad Ali, Prime Minister’s Chief Secretary Mohammed Rahman, Foreign Ministry Shahedur Haq and Bangladesh’s Executive Director of Investment Development Authority Qazi Aminu Islam also attended the meeting.