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PM's India tour plan changed

May now begin next month

Diplomatic Correspondent
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who was scheduled to begin a four-day official tour to India December 19, has now changed her schedule following a request from India.
The premier was to go to New Delhi on her way back from Copenhagen after attending UN sponsored Climate Change Summit that formally began yesterday.
"The prime minister is now likely to visit India on January’ 10 or 11 but the date is not yet officially confirmed," said Foreign Minister Dipu Moni while addressing a press conference yesterday afternoon.
She said both Sheikh Hasina and Indian Prime
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Minister Manmohan Singh are due to attend the Copenhagen climate summit in Denmark where they will remain busy with world leaders, which is why it would not be possible to maintain the previous schedule.
Besides, the foreign minister said world leaders would have important meetings on climate change and therefore the visit of Sheikh Hasina has to be rescheduled.
Asked whether there was any other reason, Dipu Moni said, "There is no other reason behind deferring the date."
"We will have an opportunity to prepare well for the Hasina-Manmohan talks if we get a couple of weeks more," sheadded.
Foreign Secretary Mohamed Mijarul Quayes was present on the occasion.
Talking to The Daily Star, foreign ministry' officials said it might not be possible for the prime minister to pay the visit in the second week of January , as the Awami League-led grand alliance will celebrate its first year in power on January 6 and AL will observe Bangabandhu's Homecoming Day on January 10
"We have to keep the above two major events under consideration prior to finalising the date for the visit," said a high official of the foreign ministry.
The date will be fixed at die convenience of die two countries and it might take place in January, he added.
Earuer, the foreign minister told reporters that issues like sharing waters of common rivers including the Teesta, connectivity, further expansion of trade and commerce, cooperation in power and energy sector and security would come up for discussion between the two prime ministers.