Five MoUs are final for signing the memorandum
On the second day of his visit, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will hold formal talks with Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina at his office this afternoon. The two Prime Ministers will hold private talks at around 3 pm. After that they will sit in discussion with the representatives of the two countries. The liberation war of 1971 marked the beginning of the rapprochement between Bangladesh and India. In the last 50 years, the relationship has reached a special stage after going through many ups and downs. Therefore, the two countries want to determine the future roadmap by evaluating the relations of the last five decades. Today, Saturday afternoon, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will sit down with their close associates and give an indication of what the future of the relationship might look like. The final MoUs to be signed by Saturday morning include cooperation in disaster management, removal of non-tariff barriers to trade and commerce, cooperation between the two countries' national cadet corps and implementation of two projects on information communication and playground in Rajshahi. However, a government official indicated that the number could rise at the last minute. This morning, a responsible government official told Prothom Alo that five MoUs have been finalized for signing after talks between the two prime ministers. In addition, seven development projects will be inaugurated virtually. According to diplomatic sources in Bangladesh and India, the two Prime Ministers will review the past in their talks. At the same time, you will talk about where you want to see the relationship in the next one or two decades. Narendra Modi arrived in Dhaka on a two-day visit on Friday morning. The visit is at the invitation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to attend the birth anniversary of Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and the Golden Jubilee of Independence. According to Bangladeshi diplomatic sources, Bangladesh has provided unprecedented assistance over the past decade in addressing India's long-standing security concerns. It has acted as a major catalyst for the development of relations between the two countries.
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