Dhaka: Bangladesh Willing to work with India towards realizing the shared vision of building a peaceful and prosperous region, Prime Minister sheikh hasina He congratulated his Indian counterpart on Wednesday Narendra Modi And the people of India are the 73rd people of the country. Republic day,
In a letter to Modi, Hasina said the year 2021 was a “historic one” for Bangladesh-India relations, marked as a celebration of “era” events and engagements at the highest level.
“On behalf of the Government and people of Bangladesh and on behalf of myself, I extend my warm greetings and best wishes to you and the people of India on the auspicious occasion of Republic Day of India,” he said.
Hasina said the unique ties of close friendship, cooperation and trust between the two countries have flourished and grown from strength to strength in recent years.
He said that several new frontiers of cooperation have been identified with all traditional sectors, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.
“We look forward to working with India for the next fifty years and beyond, towards realizing the shared vision of building a peaceful and prosperous region,” he said.
Hasina said she “thankfully” remembered Modi’s visit Dhaka In March last year to attend the celebrations of the Golden Jubilee of Bangladesh’s independence, the birth centenary of the Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and 50 years of the establishment of diplomatic ties between Bangladesh and India.
“Your gracious presence on these occasions added additional excitement to the celebrations and allowed us to further strengthen our excellent bilateral relations, which happily exist between our two countries,” he wrote in the letter.
Hasina said she recalled with gratitude the support extended by the government and the people of India during Bangladesh’s liberation war in 1971 and said it laid the foundation for “our unique relationship”.
“The joint celebration of ‘Moitri Dibosh’ held around the world on 6 December, the day India recognized Bangladesh as a sovereign and independent country in 1971, anticipated this special relationship,” Hasina wrote.
In a letter to Modi, Hasina said the year 2021 was a “historic one” for Bangladesh-India relations, marked as a celebration of “era” events and engagements at the highest level.
“On behalf of the Government and people of Bangladesh and on behalf of myself, I extend my warm greetings and best wishes to you and the people of India on the auspicious occasion of Republic Day of India,” he said.
Hasina said the unique ties of close friendship, cooperation and trust between the two countries have flourished and grown from strength to strength in recent years.
He said that several new frontiers of cooperation have been identified with all traditional sectors, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.
“We look forward to working with India for the next fifty years and beyond, towards realizing the shared vision of building a peaceful and prosperous region,” he said.
Hasina said she “thankfully” remembered Modi’s visit Dhaka In March last year to attend the celebrations of the Golden Jubilee of Bangladesh’s independence, the birth centenary of the Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and 50 years of the establishment of diplomatic ties between Bangladesh and India.
“Your gracious presence on these occasions added additional excitement to the celebrations and allowed us to further strengthen our excellent bilateral relations, which happily exist between our two countries,” he wrote in the letter.
Hasina said she recalled with gratitude the support extended by the government and the people of India during Bangladesh’s liberation war in 1971 and said it laid the foundation for “our unique relationship”.
“The joint celebration of ‘Moitri Dibosh’ held around the world on 6 December, the day India recognized Bangladesh as a sovereign and independent country in 1971, anticipated this special relationship,” Hasina wrote.
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