New Delhi: Foreign Minister Bangladesh A K Abdul Moment calls for a quick resolution of the problem of sharing Teesta water.
He also asked India to build a road between ‘Mujibnagar’ in India to Dhaka.
Bangladesh also asked India to ensure the return of Rohingya refugees returned to Myanmar before they became a big security problem for the region.
Foreign Secretary Harsh Shringla reviewed bilateral relations with his colleague Masud bin Moment on Tuesday, kicked a two-day visit to Bangladesh, in preparation for the first visit by President of RAM Nath Kovind, which is expected to be in Dhaka on December 16 on December 16 on December 16.
The press statement by his foreign ministry said Bangladesh had requested “the initial signing of the Teesta water distribution agreement and a fair comprehensive water sharing agreement for other public rivers” during the Foreign Minister’s meeting with Shringla on Tuesday.
Shringla is expected to call Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Wednesday and the Minister of Transportation and the Leader of Awami League, Obaidul Quader.
Shringla was told to ensure a smooth supply of covishield, which was purchased “through the MoU signed between the Indian Serum Institute and Birxco Pharmaceuticals of Bangladesh”.