No Rush for Bangladesh PM's India Visit, National Interest Priority: Minister

No rush for PM Rahman's India visit, B'desh stresses national interests

Bangladesh has stated there is "no rush" for Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's visit to India, emphasising that Dhaka will not compromise its national interests. State Minister Humaiun Kobir indicated the visit would occur after sufficient bilateral progress. The visit is crucial for mending India-Bangladesh ties, which have been strained, particularly following the ouster of former PM Sheikh Hasina and Bangladesh's subsequent extradition request.

No rush for Bangladesh PMs India visit, national interest priority: Minister - The Tribune

Bangladesh has said there was “no rush” for Prime Minister Tarique Rahman to visit India and Dhaka would not compromise its national interests even though it wanted a positive relationship with New Delhi, according to a media report. State Minister for Foreign Affairs Humaiun Kobir made the remarks in Dhaka on Saturday, adding that Rahman’s […]

No rush for Bangladesh PM Tarique Rahman’s India visit, national interest priority: Minister

State Minister for Foreign Affairs’ remarks came amid continuing uncertainty over PM Rahman's visit to New Delhi. India has invited him for a bilateral visit as well as to attend the outreach session of the upcoming BRICS summit on September 12-13

No rush for Bangladesh PM's India visit, national interest priority: Minister

Bangladesh indicates no urgency for Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's India visit. Dhaka will not compromise national interests while seeking positive ties with New Delhi. The visit awaits sufficient progress in bilateral discussions between the two nations. This comes amid ongoing uncertainty over the Bangladesh Prime Minister's trip. Extradition of former PM Sheikh Hasina remains part of ongoing engagement.

Bangladesh says no rush for PM Tarique Rahman's India visit amid strained ties

Bangladesh has said Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's India visit will happen only after adequate bilateral progress. The message underlines Dhaka's push for better ties without compromising national interests or the Hasina extradition issue.

Bangladesh PM's early trip to India falls through, August visit possible

Bangladesh and India continue to be in touch to explore the possibility of a trip within the month of August.