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Bangladesh and Google discuss AI education deals in Mountain View talks

A Bangladeshi government delegation met with Google executives in California on September 28 to explore cooperation in education modernization, AI, digital skills, cloud computing, and cybersecurity. The delegation, led by Adviser to the Prime Minister for Finance and Planning Rashed Al Mahmud Titumir, included ministers for foreign affairs, primary education, and technology. Google’s Divya…

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  • Bangladesh and Google discussed AI-driven education, teacher training, and Bangla-language AI tools in Mountain View
  • Deal topics include digital education ecosystems, cloud computing, and cybersecurity for schools
  • Working groups may form to coordinate priority initiatives between both governments and Google

Key topics included using AI to improve teacher training, develop Bangla-language AI tools, and create a digital education ecosystem. Bangladesh emphasized curriculum development, teacher certification, and responsible AI use in classrooms. Google shared experiences with AI-supported learning platforms like Google Classroom and Gemini for Education. Both sides expressed interest in forming working groups to outline measurable cooperation and follow-up initiatives.

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tbsnews.net · 29 September 2026

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