Staff Reporter :
The 7th Bangladesh-India home-minister level talks will be held in New Delhi, India, on August 7 to discuss the issues of mutual interest with a greater focus on security and migration.
A 16-member Bangladesh delegation led by Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan will leave today (Tuesday) for New Delhi to attend
the talks, according to the home ministry. The Bangladesh delegation will reach Indira Ghandhi International Airport at 1:30pm (local time) on a three-day official visit.
Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan and his Indian counterpart Amit Shah will lead their respective sides at the talks, according to the home ministry officials.
Different bilateral issues including trans-border security, cross border trafficking and border management issues are expected to come up for discussion during the talks which will begin at 4pm on August 7.
The Bangladesh home minister is scheduled to return home on August 8.
The 6th round of home minister-level talks was held in Dhaka in October last year when Indian Home Minister Rajnath Singh led the Indian side.
The 7th Bangladesh-India home-minister level talks will be held in New Delhi, India, on August 7 to discuss the issues of mutual interest with a greater focus on security and migration.
A 16-member Bangladesh delegation led by Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan will leave today (Tuesday) for New Delhi to attend
the talks, according to the home ministry. The Bangladesh delegation will reach Indira Ghandhi International Airport at 1:30pm (local time) on a three-day official visit.
Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan and his Indian counterpart Amit Shah will lead their respective sides at the talks, according to the home ministry officials.
Different bilateral issues including trans-border security, cross border trafficking and border management issues are expected to come up for discussion during the talks which will begin at 4pm on August 7.
The Bangladesh home minister is scheduled to return home on August 8.
The 6th round of home minister-level talks was held in Dhaka in October last year when Indian Home Minister Rajnath Singh led the Indian side.
