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Dhaka, Moscow agree to improve cooperation
MOSCOW. July 13? Bangladesh and the Soviet Union reaffirmed their willingness to continue to develop and improve cooperation between the two countries in the interests of the people of both the countries and building a safe and a peaceful world, reports BSS.
The Soviet-Bangladesh joint statement. Issued following Bangladesh Foreign Minister A S M Mostafizur Rahman's official visit to Soviet Union from July 9 to July 12. said talks were held between the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the USSR. Alexander Bassmertnykh. and the Foreign Minister of Bangladesh on a broad range of issues of common interest.
The talks revealed the proximity of approaches to disarmament issues, the problems of establishing a just and equitable International economic order, greater cooperation amongst would community for environmental protection and environrpental emergency situations.
The Soviet Union and Bangladesh advocated taking further steps to strengthen stability in Asia and the Pacific region through confidence building measures and dialogue in order to prevent confrontation.
The Soviet side welcomed the efforts designed to promote interaction between the South Aslan states within the framework of the South Aslan Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC).
The Bangladesh Foreign Minister described the current state of the country’s evolution towards democracy and the efforts taken by the government of the republic to overcome the existing economic difficulties.
In his turn, he was informed about the Perestroika trends underway in the Soviet Union and the basic parameters of the upcoming treaty on the union of the USSR as a new type of a federal democratic state.
Both the sides also discussed Issues pertaining to bilateral relations and prospects for their further development. The need was noted to pursue the search for new areas and directions of mutually benefi-
cial cooperation.
Bessmartnykh and Rahman signed the Consular Convention between the USSR and the Peoples Republic of Bangladesh.
The Bangladesh Foreign Minister met USSR minister of foreign economic relations Katushev. He also visited historic places in Moscow and made a tour of Leningrad.
The visit took place in an atmosphere of mutual understanding respect and goodwill which reflects the traditionally friendly nature of Soviet-Bangladesh relations, the joint statement said.