SINGAPORE: President Tony Tan Keng Yam hosted tea for Bangladesh President Mohammad Zillur Rahman at the Istana on Monday.
President Zillur Rahman is in Singapore on a private visit from 2 to 10 April.
— CNA/ck
Updated: 09/04/2012
Bangladesh President in Singapore for private visit
Bangladesh President in Singapore for private visit
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