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Dhaka seeks Islamabad's official apology for its 1971 genocide

Prothom Alo English Desk
Published: 7 January 2021, 17:57

High commissioner of Pakistan to Bangladesh Imran Ahmed Siddiqui met state minister for foreign affairs Md Shahriar Alam on Thursday

High commissioner of Pakistan to Bangladesh Imran Ahmed Siddiqui met state minister for foreign affairs Md Shahriar Alam on Thursday
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Bangladesh has reiterated the importance of resolving outstanding bilateral issues with Pakistan, including offering of an official apology from Pakistan for the genocide it committed during Bangladesh's Liberation War in 1971, reports UNB.

Dhaka also sought completion of the repatriation of Pakistanis stranded in Bangladesh, and settling the issue of the division of assets.

State minister for foreign affairs Md Shahriar Alam raised the issues when newly appointed high commissioner of Pakistan to Bangladesh Imran Ahmed Siddiqui met him on Thursday.

The state minister cordially welcomed the high commissioner and highlighted that enhancing relations with all neighbouring countries was a foreign policy priority of the government.

"In line with that spirit, we look forward to engaging with Pakistan," he said.

Shahriar also urged Pakistan to grant access to more Bangladeshi products by utilizing the existing SAFTA provisions, relaxing the negative list and removing trade barriers.

The current trade balance tilts towards Pakistan.
High commissioner Siddiqui conveyed the very best wishes of the people and the government of Pakistan to the state minister and said he would give due diligence to advancing bilateral relations in every possible area of cooperation.
Both sides agreed on the need to hold the long-pending Foreign Office Consultations, which was last held in 2010.

The state minister assured the high commissioner of all cooperation and assistance during his tenure in Dhaka.

 
Dhaka seeks Islamabad's official apology for its 1971 genocide

Prothom Alo English Desk
Published: 7 January 2021, 17:57

High commissioner of Pakistan to Bangladesh Imran Ahmed Siddiqui met state minister for foreign affairs Md Shahriar Alam on Thursday

High commissioner of Pakistan to Bangladesh Imran Ahmed Siddiqui met state minister for foreign affairs Md Shahriar Alam on Thursday
PID

Bangladesh has reiterated the importance of resolving outstanding bilateral issues with Pakistan, including offering of an official apology from Pakistan for the genocide it committed during Bangladesh's Liberation War in 1971, reports UNB.

Dhaka also sought completion of the repatriation of Pakistanis stranded in Bangladesh, and settling the issue of the division of assets.

State minister for foreign affairs Md Shahriar Alam raised the issues when newly appointed high commissioner of Pakistan to Bangladesh Imran Ahmed Siddiqui met him on Thursday.

The state minister cordially welcomed the high commissioner and highlighted that enhancing relations with all neighbouring countries was a foreign policy priority of the government.

"In line with that spirit, we look forward to engaging with Pakistan," he said.

Shahriar also urged Pakistan to grant access to more Bangladeshi products by utilizing the existing SAFTA provisions, relaxing the negative list and removing trade barriers.

The current trade balance tilts towards Pakistan.
High commissioner Siddiqui conveyed the very best wishes of the people and the government of Pakistan to the state minister and said he would give due diligence to advancing bilateral relations in every possible area of cooperation.
Both sides agreed on the need to hold the long-pending Foreign Office Consultations, which was last held in 2010.

The state minister assured the high commissioner of all cooperation and assistance during his tenure in Dhaka.








Lots of mistakes here. Pakistan is NOT a "neighboring" country of bangladesh as we do not share a border with them. In fact Pakistan is over 2700 kms from Bangladesh. Pakistan is geographically closer to both Iraq and Saudi Arabia than it is to bangladesh. Iran is a neighbouring country of Pakistan as we both share a common border with each other. Also, what massacre is he talking about? The so called massacre of over 3 million bengalis in 5 weeks by a 40,000 lightly armed PA peace keeping force?............ :disagree:
 
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What kind of Official Apology ?? Bangladesh Govt also need to apologise to Pakistan for mass killing Bihari's and their own army and countrymen

Mushttaf already sent it 20 years ago from our side





The above wasn't a so called "official apology" but merely a conjectural one.


Also, can someone provide ANY credible evidence of the PA having committed war crimes against bangladesh in 1971? No made up retarded bollywood scripts please.
Dhaka seeks Islamabad's official apology for its 1971 genocide

Prothom Alo English Desk
Published: 7 January 2021, 17:57

High commissioner of Pakistan to Bangladesh Imran Ahmed Siddiqui met state minister for foreign affairs Md Shahriar Alam on Thursday

High commissioner of Pakistan to Bangladesh Imran Ahmed Siddiqui met state minister for foreign affairs Md Shahriar Alam on Thursday
PID

Bangladesh has reiterated the importance of resolving outstanding bilateral issues with Pakistan, including offering of an official apology from Pakistan for the genocide it committed during Bangladesh's Liberation War in 1971, reports UNB.

Dhaka also sought completion of the repatriation of Pakistanis stranded in Bangladesh, and settling the issue of the division of assets.

State minister for foreign affairs Md Shahriar Alam raised the issues when newly appointed high commissioner of Pakistan to Bangladesh Imran Ahmed Siddiqui met him on Thursday.

The state minister cordially welcomed the high commissioner and highlighted that enhancing relations with all neighbouring countries was a foreign policy priority of the government.

"In line with that spirit, we look forward to engaging with Pakistan," he said.

Shahriar also urged Pakistan to grant access to more Bangladeshi products by utilizing the existing SAFTA provisions, relaxing the negative list and removing trade barriers.

The current trade balance tilts towards Pakistan.
High commissioner Siddiqui conveyed the very best wishes of the people and the government of Pakistan to the state minister and said he would give due diligence to advancing bilateral relations in every possible area of cooperation.
Both sides agreed on the need to hold the long-pending Foreign Office Consultations, which was last held in 2010.

The state minister assured the high commissioner of all cooperation and assistance during his tenure in Dhaka.








The above is such a troll thread. Nothing more........:lol:
 
All Bangladeshi people should apologize to us since they betray us and became traitors.
They committed one of the most evil sins: allying with Hindus against Muslims. BD is a state for Hindus, by Hindus to protect Hindu interests. No Muslim with pride can live with this fact.

BuT bAnGlAdEsHi PaUpErS hAvE 20 uSd PeR yEaR mOrE iN tHeIr PoCkEtS tHaN PaKisTaNiS!!!

Muslim brotherhood is the key and the main goal of our time. Bangladesh and some Bangladeshi posters are happy with being a Hindu client state and worship GDP numbers to show how bad Pakistan is.

Let’s overcome our past, stop this Hindu slave attitude.
 
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Not again bc this is what happens when ganges passes through your land, filth of a billion gets lumped into one small country..it changes the way you think and perceive life..Apologize to us dear pakistan... then my cuck hubby will move UN against you for sanctions.. build your own case against you..
 
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Official apology is not a big deal, but my worry is it wont change anything. Bangladesh has nothing to offer to Pakistan.

Its a tiny over populated country, with no geo strategic or economical importance. If Afghanistan has said the same for whatever reasons, I would have supported as it does effect Pakistan.
 

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