FM, Verma review ties at farewell
During the meeting, the two sides briefly reviewed recent developments in bilateral relations and expressed confidence that the partnership would continue to grow, driven by the new capabilities and evolving aspirations of both nations.
Foreign Minister Khalilur Rahman and outgoing Indian High Commissioner Pranay Verma today (4 May) reviewed ongoing bilateral developments and expressed optimism over the future direction of Bangladesh-India relations.
High Commissioner Verma paid a farewell call on the foreign minister at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Dhaka, according to an official release issued by the Indian High Commission here.
During the meeting, the two sides briefly reviewed recent developments in bilateral relations and expressed confidence that the partnership would continue to grow, driven by the new capabilities and evolving aspirations of both nations.
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The outgoing envoy reiterated India's intention to work closely with the people and government of Bangladesh to further strengthen people-centric cooperation across all sectors in line with the development priorities of both countries and on the basis of mutual interest and mutual benefit.
Foreign Minister Khalilur Rahman thanked Verma for his contributions to strengthening Bangladesh-India relations during his tenure and wished him success in his new assignment.
Verma thanked the foreign minister and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for their consistent cooperation in advancing relations between the two neighboring countries.
