India keen to strengthen people-centric cooperation with Bangladesh in all domains
The two countries exchanged views on film cooperation, including organising film screenings and festivals in each other’s countries.
Indian High Commissioner to Bangladesh Pranay Verma today (13 April) reiterated India's willingness to work with the government and people of Bangladesh to strengthen people-centric cooperation across all domains based on mutual interest and benefit.
He paid a courtesy call on Information and Broadcasting Minister Zahir Uddin Swapon and discussed issues of mutual interest.
They discussed wide-ranging cooperation in the information and broadcasting domain, including engagements between media and broadcasting institutions of the two countries.
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They agreed to enhance exchange visits of media delegations between the two countries to strengthen people-to-people relations and promote mutual understanding.
The high commissioner proposed various capacity-building initiatives for journalists and media professionals under the ITEC programme of the Government of India.
As part of these initiatives, a special training course for women journalists from Bangladesh will soon be organised in India.
They also exchanged views on cooperation in films, including the organisation of film screenings and film festivals in each other's countries, as well as collaboration in production and post-production technological support.
