Habib's 'Mahajadu' in video of Tarique Rahman's Malaysia visit

A video posted on the official Facebook page of Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim about Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's visit to Malaysia has become a topic of discussion on social media. The video uses the song 'Mahajadu' sung by popular Bangladeshi singer Habib Wahid in the background.

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman went to Malaysia on his first state visit after taking office. During the visit, he held a private meeting with Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, bilateral discussions, formal receptions and various programs.

The video, which was released, highlights the top-level meetings and formal moments between the two countries, starting from welcoming Tarique Rahman to Malaysia. The video uses the song 'Mahajadu' sung by Habib Wahid and Tajik artist Mehronigori Rustom as the background music.

The song 'Mahajadu' is a song from the third season of Coke Studio Bangla. The original source of the lyrics of the song was created by Baul poet Khwaj Mia. The song has been popular among the audience since its release due to Habib Wahid's voice and melody.

The video received a huge response on social media within a short time after its release. Many netizens have commented positively on the use of Bangladeshi songs. Many are also seeing it as a symbol of cultural friendship between the two countries.

The visit will focus on strengthening the labor market, trade, investment, regional cooperation and economic relations between Bangladesh and Malaysia. According to a Reuters report, the aim of Tarique Rahman's visit was to attract investment, employment cooperation and strengthen diplomatic relations.

After a two-day visit to Malaysia, Prime Minister Tarique Rahman left for Dalian, China. This video, released after the visit, is now in the news not only for its political visit but also for its cultural presentation.