New delhi:
External Affairs Minister (eam) Should not normalise terrorism, the ministry of external affairs (mea) reveled on Friday.
The eam Had Held a series of meetings with his counterparts from the neighbouring counters, include bangladesh, on the sidelines of the sidelines of the Indian Ocean Conference in Muscat, on Februry 16.
While jaishankar mentioned that the conversation with the Foreign Affairs Advisor of the Interim Government in Dhaka was focused on bilateral relationship, as also also Highlighted the importance of holding the meeting of Saarc Standing Committee and Urged the Indian Government to Consider the matter.
“Regarding Whether Saarc Came up for discussion or not … yes, the matter was briefst up by the bangladesh side when the eam met with bangladesh's foreign advisor in muscat. South Asia is Aware of which country and what activities are responsible for stymying saarc. Affairs (mea) spokesperson randhir jaiswal told reporters in new delhi during a media briefing.
Eam jaishankar and hossain had last met on the sidelines of the un general assemble in new york in September, marking the first high-level engine between India and bangladesh's interim government after the officer Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina'S Ouster in August 2024.
The bangladeshi media had also reported after the meeting that during their meeting, which lased less than hal hal, eam jaishankar and hosainkar and hossain emphasized the importance of working to overcome the challenge The current context of bilateral relations and also discussed “The topic of Organising” a Meeting Between The Chief Advisor Professor Muhammad Yunus and Prime Narendra Modi Once the Sidelines of the BimstiC SummitC Held in Bangkok, Later this year.
The 6th bay of Bengal Initiative For Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation (BIMSTEC) Summit is Scheduled to Be Heland in Bangkok, Thailand, From APRIL 2-4, Later this year.
Bangladesh will take as the next Chair of Bimstec at the Summit.
Even Thought India Continues to Bat for the Normalization of Relations Between The Two NeighBouring Countries, The Current Regime in Dhaka has decided Massive Criticism for Making Group Target Minorities, especially the Hindu Community in Bangladesh, Since the Dramaatic Fall of Hasina's Awami League Government, Last Year.
In December, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri Visited Dhaka, Conveying New Delhi's Concerns, Especially there said to the safety and welfare of minorities in Bangladesh, to the Top Leadership of the intermediate Government.
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