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Hina Rabbani arrives on Friday
Hina Rabbani arrives on Friday | Bangladesh | bdnews24.com
Wed, Nov 7th, 2012 6:56 pm BdST
Dhaka, Nov 7 (bdnews24.com) Pakistani Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar will arrive in Dhaka on Friday to invite Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to attend the D-8 summit to be held in Islamabad.
"She will be meeting the Prime Minister and have a meeting with Foreign Minister Dipu Moni during her trip of about 12 hours," said a source in the foreign ministry.
Rabbani was originally scheduled to come on Oct 25, but it was cancelled due to some 'unavoidable circumstances'.
There would be an opportunity to discuss Bangladesh-Pakistan unresolved issues during the visit of the Pakistani foreign minister, the source added.
Bangladesh has long been demanding unconditional apology from Pakistan for the genocide it had carried out during the Liberation War in 1971, repatriation of stranded Pakistanis and sharing of wealth of undivided Pakistan.
This is first time that a senior Pakistani minister is visiting Dhaka during the incumbent government's regime.
Bangladesh-Pakistan bilateral engagement in the last four year was limited to visit of Bangladesh Education and Commerce Ministers to Islamabad and foreign secretary-level official consultations in Nov 2010.
bdnews24.com/ssz/nir/1620h
Hina Rabbani arrives on Friday | Bangladesh | bdnews24.com
Wed, Nov 7th, 2012 6:56 pm BdST
Dhaka, Nov 7 (bdnews24.com) Pakistani Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar will arrive in Dhaka on Friday to invite Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to attend the D-8 summit to be held in Islamabad.
"She will be meeting the Prime Minister and have a meeting with Foreign Minister Dipu Moni during her trip of about 12 hours," said a source in the foreign ministry.
Rabbani was originally scheduled to come on Oct 25, but it was cancelled due to some 'unavoidable circumstances'.
There would be an opportunity to discuss Bangladesh-Pakistan unresolved issues during the visit of the Pakistani foreign minister, the source added.
Bangladesh has long been demanding unconditional apology from Pakistan for the genocide it had carried out during the Liberation War in 1971, repatriation of stranded Pakistanis and sharing of wealth of undivided Pakistan.
This is first time that a senior Pakistani minister is visiting Dhaka during the incumbent government's regime.
Bangladesh-Pakistan bilateral engagement in the last four year was limited to visit of Bangladesh Education and Commerce Ministers to Islamabad and foreign secretary-level official consultations in Nov 2010.
bdnews24.com/ssz/nir/1620h