Bangladesh a role model for developing countries

Says Indian president

Indian President Ram Nath Kovind yesterday said Bangladesh is a role model for developing countries as far as socio-economic development is concerned. He said India attaches the highest priority to its ties with Bangladesh. He also mentioned that both the two countries are together writing the ‘Golden Chapter’ of their partnership. “We’re together writing the Golden Chapter (Sonali Adhyaya) of our partnership,” the Indian President said welcoming Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina at Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi.

The Indian President said the bilateral ties between the two countries are doing exceedingly well. He said India is deeply committed to further strengthen this relationship on the basis of mutual trust and understanding, according to the Press Information Bureau of India. “Our partnership is historical, time-tested and enduring, forged in the Liberation War of 1971,” said the Indian president adding that India is honoured to be Bangladesh’s partner in this journey. He expressed confidence that India-Bangladesh bilateral projects will create a connected and prosperous neighbourhood.

Ram Nath Kovindalso appreciated Bangladesh’s zero-tolerance policy on terrorism.

He also said their joint efforts to defeat terrorism, insurgency and violent extremism are yielding results.

 

Bangladesh a role model for developing countries

Says Indian president

Indian President Ram Nath Kovind yesterday said Bangladesh is a role model for developing countries as far as socio-economic development is concerned. He said India attaches the highest priority to its ties with Bangladesh. He also mentioned that both the two countries are together writing the Golden Chapter of their partnership. Were together writing the Golden Chapter (Sonali Adhyaya) of our partnership, the Indian President said welcoming Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina at Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi. The Indian President said the bilateral ties between the two countries are doing exceedingly well. He said India is deeply committed to further strengthen this relationship on the basis of mutual trust and understanding, according to the Press Information Bureau of India. Our partnership is historical, time-tested and enduring, forged in the Liberation War of 1971, said the Indian president adding that India is honoured to be Bangladeshs partner in this journey. He expressed confidence that India-Bangladesh bilateral projects will create a connected and prosperous neighbourhood. Ram Nath Kovindalso appreciated Bangladeshs zero-tolerance policy on terrorism. He also said their joint efforts to defeat terrorism, insurgency and violent extremism are yielding results.