India-Bangladesh Relations: A Model for South Asian Bilateral Ties
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina stated that India-Bangladesh relations could serve as a model for bilateral ties in South Asia. During a visit from Indian Navy Chief Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi, both leaders emphasized the importance of dialogue, defense cooperation, and maintaining peace in the Bay of Bengal and the Indian Ocean.
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Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Tuesday highlighted that the relationship between India and Bangladesh stands as a model for bilateral ties in the South Asian region.
Her remark came during a courtesy call from Indian Navy Chief Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi, who began a five-day visit to Bangladesh on June 30 to strengthen defense cooperation and explore new maritime partnerships.
Hasina emphasized that the two nations resolved many longstanding issues through dialogue, setting an example for other neighboring countries.
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