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State Minister: PM’s Visits to India and Japan Pending Finalization

State Minister for Foreign Affairs Shama Obaed Islam stated today that Prime Minister Tarique Rahman’s proposed visits to India and Japan have not yet been finalized, pending his schedule and progress in bilateral discussions.

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State Minister for Foreign Affairs Shama Obaed Islam stated today that Prime Minister Tarique Rahman’s proposed visits to India and Japan have not yet been finalized. The timing of these visits will depend on the Prime Minister’s schedule and the progress of bilateral discussions. The government remains positive about the visits but emphasizes that they hinge on the Prime Minister’s availability and the advancement of ongoing discussions between the nations.

Domestic Engagements

Shama Obaed Islam highlighted that the Prime Minister is currently occupied with significant domestic engagements, including upcoming constitutional activities. With a presidential election on the horizon and the resumption of parliament sessions, the government’s focus remains on internal matters.

Potential for Bilateral Resolutions

The state minister noted that direct engagement between the leaders of Bangladesh and India could provide opportunities to resolve outstanding bilateral issues. She stressed the importance of seizing such opportunities to address matters of mutual concern.

Sensitivity to Public Sentiment

Referring to recent political events, Shama Obaed Islam called for sensitivity to public sentiment, particularly regarding remarks made by convicted deposed prime minister Sheikh Hasina from Indian territory. She reiterated the government’s stance on this matter, emphasizing the need for careful consideration of public feelings.

Source: BSS

FAQ

Will the Prime Minister attend the BRICS Summit's outreach session in India?
There is still sufficient time to make a decision, according to State Minister Shama Obaed Islam.
What factors are influencing the timing of the proposed visits?
The visits depend on the Prime Minister’s schedule and the progress of bilateral discussions.

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