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Asset sharing issue, repatriation discussed
Bangladesh wants resolutior of the issues of repatriation of stranded Pakistanis and division of assets between the two countries. Prime Minister Begum Khaleda Zia told Pakistan s special envoy in Dhaka on Sunday, reports UNB.
"These two problems are there, despite a warm and cordial relations existing between the two countries." she said, stressing resolution of the two longstanding Issues In a spirit of mutual understanding and friendship.
Mtr Hazar Khan BIJrani. who arrived tn Dhaka on Saturday, called on Begum Zia at her Sangsad Bhaban chamber on Sunday and delivered her a message from his Prime Minister Mian NawaJ Sharif.
Briefing newsmen on the meeting and also on contents of the letter, a Foreign Ministry official said Begum Zia described repatriation of the stranded Pakistanis to their opted land as an absolutely humanitarian problem.
She. the official said, requested Pakistan authorities to find a solution to it through a joint move.
The division of assets between the two countries is a problem existing since Bangladesh achieved Independence from Pakistan tn 1971. The return of 2.5 lakh stranded Pakistanis is also a concomitant problem.
Begum Zia explained to the Pakistan Minister Bangladesh's stand on the division of assets. "We want our legitimate share." the Prime Minister said.
She told the Pakistan envoy that the Pakistanis stranded here for years were being looked after as our citizens.
"Despite good gesture from our side, they have been awaiting repatriation." she said.
She recalled late President Zlaur Rahman took Initiative to resolve the problems and made some progress.
Pakistan Railway Minister Bijrani was quoted as describing the problems as "delicate and deep for both sides". These are problems having "social and political significance." he said
He. however, assured the Prime Minister of properly reporting her back to his government which, he hoped, would consider the matters from a positive angle in the Interest of friendly bilateral relations.
Pakistan Premier Nawaz Sharif, tn his message congratulated Begum Zia on her assumption of the office of Prime Minister.
Sharif suggested regular consultations between tbe two countries at all levels to further improve bilateral relations.