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Resolve problems through talks

PM tells Indian envoy

BSS, Dhaka
Prime Minister Khaleda Zia said yesterday the problems between Bangladesh and India, if any, could be resolved through bilateral discussion.
She was talking to new India High Commissioner to Bangladesh Veena Sikri at her office in the afternoon.
Describing Bangladesh-India relations as very good, Khaleda underscored the need for further strengthening the trade and cultural
ties between the two countries.
She emphasised on exchange of visits both at the government and private levels and "by the business and cultural delegations.
Veena showed India's keen interest to widen its relations with Bangladesh in all fields including in trade, commerce and investment
Terming the meeting between Prime Minister Khaleda Zia and Indian Premier Atal Behari Vajpayee during the Saarc (South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation) summit in Islamabad as "very fruitful and far-reaching," the Indian envoy said the meeting had taken the relationship to new heighs.
She said India attaches great importance to its relations with Bangladesh and would like to work together. She stressed on continued contacts at different levels to deepen the ties.
The envoy called for dialogue and exchange of visits at different levels between the two countries.
Veena said that there was a lot of demands of Bangladeshi products in India and expressed the hope that trade and commerce would be increased between the two countries.
She said besides the Safta agreement, Bangladesh and India could also go for bilateral agreement to boost trade relations.
Veena invited Bangladesh to participate in the trade fair scheduled to be held in November in Delhi and said India would provide special facilities to Bangladesh at the fair.
The prime minister reiterated her invitation to Indian Prime Minister Vajpayee and urged the envoy to convey her greetings to her Indian counterpart and the Indian president.
The envoy also reiterated Vajpayee's invitation to Khaleda Zia to visit India at a mutually convenient time.