Bangladesh Foreign Minister Highlights India as Key Partner for Regional Peace and Prosperity

[INDIAPOSITIVE]

DHAKA: Calling India the “most important” country in South Asia, Bangladesh Foreign Minister AK Abdul Momen said that the partnership between New Delhi and “emerging” Dhaka, filled with newfound “confidence,” carries great significance for ushering in shared peace and prosperity in the region, Bangladesh-based BNN News reported.

He also said that Dhaka wants visa-free relations with New Delhi for the travellers of both countries in the coming days, Bangladesh-based The Business Standard reported.

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“Both countries are expecting a visa-free India-Bangladesh relationship along with a quick resolution of the visa process,” Momen said, chairing the annual ‘Bangladesh-India Friendship Dialogue’.

He added, “Following the historical footsteps of Bangladesh-India relations, the two countries are working for mutual excellence in bilateral trade, education, culture, society and technology”.

Responding to a question from journalists, the minister said, “Bangladesh and India share a common principle regarding Teesta water-sharing. It is stuck for some reason and will be resolved over time”, The Business Standard reported.

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He further said that cooperation and collaboration with India are seen as essential tools for this endeavour.

“Collaboration among neighbours in South Asia through strategic partnership for shared peace and stability, we believe, we can establish a peaceful region,” BNN News quoted Momen as saying.

The Bangladesh Minister added that the Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Bangladesh counterpart Sheikh Hasina share a close understanding. The bond between the two countries has reached a zenith, reflected in an all-encompassing bilateral partnership built on the foundations of sovereignty, equality, trust and understanding.

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Momen added that the rapid emergence of India as a global economic power with a robust economic foundation presents a golden opportunity for Bangladesh.

“A strong and vibrant India offers Bangladesh tremendous economic opportunities, and Bangladesh should exploit the high growth of the Indian economy fully to accelerate her own economic development,” BNN News quoted him as saying.

Over the last decade, the Bangladesh-India Friendship Dialogue has served as a critical platform for strengthening bilateral relations between the two nations. The theme of this year’s Dialogue is ‘Fostering a comprehensive and mutually beneficial partnership’, BNN News reported. (ANI)

Bangladesh Foreign Minister Highlights India as Key Partner for Regional Peace and Prosperity - Sentinelassam

He also said that Dhaka wants visa-free relations with New Delhi for the travellers of both countries in the coming days

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[Bilal9]

@INDIAPOSITIVE why open the same damned subject over and over again, you opened this last week I believe.

 

[INDIAPOSITIVE]

@INDIAPOSITIVE why open the same damned subject over and over again, you opened this last week I believe.

link? Article reads | 14 Oct 2023

 

[Bilal9]

link? Article reads | 14 Oct 2023

Yeah - another article with the same subject. I mean - get something new and interesting.

These India-Bangladesh fake-dosti threads are old news, you are belaboring the point.

No one in Bangladesh cares.

 

[Kuru]

Thanks Abdul.

 

[INDIAPOSITIVE]

Yeah - another article with the same subject. I mean - get something new and interesting.

These India-Bangladesh fake-dosti threads are old news, you are belaboring the point.

No one in Bangladesh cares.

you don't represent all of bangldesh you obviously care or you would be ignoring mythreads but you can't,we are not friends it's the other way around according to your fm we are your masters(husband) Friendship is between equals

 

[Bilal9]

you don't represent all of bangldesh you obviously care or you would be ignoring mythreads but you can't,we are not friends it's the other way around according to your fm we are your masters(husband) Friendship is between equals

Fullstop, comma and semi-colons are your friends Rajesh.

I mean there should be a point made - in order to make a thread.

What earth-shaking point did you make here ?? That you did not make in the last three days with several other identical threads?

Or is it that every piece of garbage news and Modi propaganda published in every corner of India deserves its own thread here in the Bangladesh section?

Go read the forum rules. There are prohibitions against making garbage "threads of no value".

@waz and @WebMaster bhais kindly take note that, too many threads of no value are being spawned by this person in the Bangladesh section and adding to the "noise".

 

[saif]

you don't represent all of bangldesh you obviously care or you would be ignoring mythreads but you can't,we are not friends it's the other way around according to your fm we are your masters(husband) Friendship is between equals

Modi is Hasina's husband not Bangladesh. As for friends between equals thing, remember this formula when it comes to China-India relation. Bangladesh does not want friendship with a country whose prime minister (Morarji Desai) drinks his own piss for good health.

 

[El Sidd]

you don't represent all of bangldesh you obviously care or you would be ignoring mythreads but you can't,we are not friends it's the other way around according to your fm we are your masters(husband) Friendship is between equals

Maybe the relationship will change when both countries share the same currency and free trade and no visa zones. Foreign policy and national security can be India's discretion.

 

[saif]

Maybe the relationship will change when both countries share the same currency

The people of Bangladesh will never support sharing the same currency with India.

and free trade and no visa zones.

Free trade is a possibility but no visa zone is not going to happen in my life time. The last thing we want is crores of Indian textile machine operators take up jobs depriving Bangladeshis.

Foreign policy and national security can be India's discretion.

Not going to happen until doomsday.

 

[El Sidd]

The people of Bangladesh will never support sharing the same currency with India.

The government will happily do it.

Free trade is a possibility but no visa zone is not going to happen in my life time. The last thing we want is crores of Indian textile machine operators take up jobs depriving Bangladeshis.

If you have no visa zones, you will be 1 step closer to uniting Bengal.

Not going to happen until doomsday.

You must be living in a post apocalyptic world since 71 then