Dhaka: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina will address a press conference on Sunday to brief the media about the outcome of her just-concluded visit to the Netherlands.

The press conference will be held at Ganabhaban, the official residence of the Prime Minister, at 11:30am, officials at the Prime Minister's Office said.

The Prime Minister returned home on Friday afternoon completing her three-day tour to the Netherlands.   

Earlier, the Prime Minister departed the Netherlands for Home on Thursday night wrapping her three-day tour.

The Prime Minister departed Amsterdam by an Etihad Airways flight and made a stopover at Abu Dhabi. Then she boarded a Biman Bangladesh flight and headed towards home.

Bangladesh Ambassador to the Netherlands Sheikh Muhammad Belal and Dutch Ambassador in Dhaka Leoni Margaretha Cuelenaera saw the Prime Minister off at the airport in the Netherlands.

During the visit, Sheikh Hasina held bilateral talks with her Dutch counterpart Mark Rutte on 4 November. After the fruitful meeting, Bangladesh and the Netherlands signed four instruments aimed at further strengthening bilateral cooperation in the fields of education and diplomacy.

At the meeting, Bangladesh and the Netherlands also agreed to work more closely for the implementation of Bangladesh Delta Plan 2100 to make the delta safe and productive.

She also joined a discussion on 'Bangladesh Delta Plan 2100' with Dutch ministers. She also met Queen of the Netherlands Maxima who highly appreciated Bangladesh's stunning progress in the field of economy.

In a meeting with the leaders of Dutch business and industry, Sheikh Hasina urged them to be partner of Bangladesh in investment, trade, profit-sharing and prosperity.

Hasina said Bangladesh has the most liberal investment policy in South Asia as it includes protection of foreign investment by law, generous tax holiday, concessionary duty on import of machinery, remittances of royalty and others.

The Prime Minister also joined a reception hosted in her honour by Bangladesh diaspora in the Netherlands.