Sylhet Correspondent :
Senior officials of the Border Guards Bangladesh (BGB) and the Border Security Force (BSF) of India will start a four-day regional conference begin in Sylhet Monday to review border management and issues of terrorism and cross-border crimes.
The issues like gun running and drug trade, cross-border terrorism, circulation of fake currency notes and border crimes are expected to be discussed in the conference, a top BGB official said on Sunday.
The four-day border talks will be held at the BGB conference hall at Tamabil in Sylhet. A joint statement is likely to be issued at the end of the talks.
The delegation of BGB will be led by its Additional Director General (north-eastern region) Brigadier General Mohammad Latiful Haider, while the BSF will be led by its Meghalaya frontier Inspector General Sudhesh Kumar.
Senior officials of the Border Guards Bangladesh (BGB) and the Border Security Force (BSF) of India will start a four-day regional conference begin in Sylhet Monday to review border management and issues of terrorism and cross-border crimes.
The issues like gun running and drug trade, cross-border terrorism, circulation of fake currency notes and border crimes are expected to be discussed in the conference, a top BGB official said on Sunday.
The four-day border talks will be held at the BGB conference hall at Tamabil in Sylhet. A joint statement is likely to be issued at the end of the talks.
The delegation of BGB will be led by its Additional Director General (north-eastern region) Brigadier General Mohammad Latiful Haider, while the BSF will be led by its Meghalaya frontier Inspector General Sudhesh Kumar.
