UNB, Dhaka :
Indian High Commissioner to Bangladesh Vikram Kumar Doraiswami on Wednesday assured that the planned December virtual summit between Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and her Indian counterpart Narendra Modi is not being seen as a substitute for an in person visit by Prime Minister Modi.
Rather it will be a complementary summit,
he said during his meeting with State Minister for Foreign Affairs M Shahriar Alam.
The High Commissioner reiterated India’s initiatives to conduct stage-III Covid vaccine trial.
He assured that Bangladesh will get top priority for trial, distribution, delivery and partial co-production of the vaccine following the trial in India.
During the meeting, both of them agreed to hold the long-pending meeting of Joint Rivers Commission (JRC) at the ministerial level soon.
The State Minister recalled the decision of the last Joint Consultative Commission (JCC) to hold the virtual summit between the two prime ministers of Bangladesh and India, while the High Commissioner assured that that.
He congratulated the High Commissioner on assuming his assignment in Bangladesh.
The High Commissioner acknowledged the willingness and efforts of the State Minister to develop bilateral relations between Bangladesh and India.
Both of them appreciated the historical bondage between two nationals.
Indian High Commissioner to Bangladesh Vikram Kumar Doraiswami on Wednesday assured that the planned December virtual summit between Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and her Indian counterpart Narendra Modi is not being seen as a substitute for an in person visit by Prime Minister Modi.
Rather it will be a complementary summit,
he said during his meeting with State Minister for Foreign Affairs M Shahriar Alam.
The High Commissioner reiterated India’s initiatives to conduct stage-III Covid vaccine trial.
He assured that Bangladesh will get top priority for trial, distribution, delivery and partial co-production of the vaccine following the trial in India.
During the meeting, both of them agreed to hold the long-pending meeting of Joint Rivers Commission (JRC) at the ministerial level soon.
The State Minister recalled the decision of the last Joint Consultative Commission (JCC) to hold the virtual summit between the two prime ministers of Bangladesh and India, while the High Commissioner assured that that.
He congratulated the High Commissioner on assuming his assignment in Bangladesh.
The High Commissioner acknowledged the willingness and efforts of the State Minister to develop bilateral relations between Bangladesh and India.
Both of them appreciated the historical bondage between two nationals.
