PM Modi Wants Bangladesh Counterpart Tarique Rahman's Proposed India Visit To Be 'Memorable', Says Indian Envoy
New Delhi: Indian High Commissioner Dinesh Trivedi has said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi wants Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's proposed visit to India to be "memorable." The remarks come as uncertainty continues over his visit for the BRICS summit on September 12-13 and fresh strains in ties between New Delhi and Dhaka. Trivedi added that closer engagement between the two leaders…
Indian High Commissioner Dinesh Trivedi has stated that Prime Minister Narendra Modi desires Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's upcoming visit to India to be a memorable one. This comes amid ongoing uncertainty surrounding the visit, which is scheduled for September 12-13 and has strained relations between New Delhi and Dhaka.
Trivedi emphasized that a closer relationship between the two leaders would benefit citizens and businesses in both nations. The Indian envoy made these remarks during a reception in Dhaka for Bangladeshi business leaders and a visiting Confederation of Indian Industry delegation. Trivedi assured Rahman that PM Modi would provide an appropriate reception upon his arrival in India.
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