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Delhi confce suggests full implementation of water treaty
NEW DELHI, Nov 18: Water experts, academics and politicians from Bangladesh. India and Nepal began a two-day conference here today to find ways for optimum use of water resources for economic betterment of the people of the region, reports UNB.
They suggested full implementation oilthe Ganges water sharing treaty signed by Bangladesh and India last year and Indo-Nepal Mahakali treaty
The participants also attached importance to the augmentation of the flow of the Ganges water and cooperation in the water management, flood control and flood forecasting through exchange of data
The Fifth Conference on Harnessing the Eastern Himalayan Invers and GBM Regional Cooperation, sponsored Jointly by the Bangladesh Un-nayan Partshad. Centre for Policy Research (CPR) of India and Institute of Integrated Development Studies (IIDS) of Nepal, is designed mainly to focus on the Ganges. Brahmaputra and Meghna (GBM) basins.
More than 50 participants from the three countries are taking part in the conference that began at Hotel Samrat in the Indian capital this morn ing
Former Indian Defence Minister KC Pan th, former secretary Ramaswamy Iyer and VG Vergheae of CPR, Dr Quazi
Khoiiquzzaman Ahmed of BUP and former Speaker of Nepalese Parliament Daman Nath Dhungana spoke at the opening session
Bangladesh High Commissioner to India CM Shafi Sham! was present.
KC Pan th observed that the present political atmosphere in the region is conducive to resolving problems and promoting regional cooperation. He suggested quick implementation of water based projects especially those for Irrigation and energy for the benefit of the
"Phe former minister felt that the planned sub-regional cooperation within the SAARC could also contribute to economic development of the region.
Dr Khoiiquzzaman said confidence-building process can be strengthened if agreements reached among India. Bangladesh and Nepal are properly implemented.
Bangladesh delegation Includes Sultan Mohammad Mansur Ahmed MP of Awami League. Barrister Ziaur Rahman MP of BNP. JSD general secretary Hasanul Huq Inu. former DU Vice-Chancellor Maniruzzaman Mia. Dr Alnun Nishat of BUET. Dr Sajjadur Rashid of Dhaka University. JRC member Khalilur Rahman and Director Tawhidul Anwar Khan and BFUJ President Iqbal Sobhan Chowdhury.