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Pranab likely to visit Dhaka on August 7

Star Report
Indian Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee is expected to pay a day-long visit to Dhaka on August 7.
During his visit. New Delhi and Dhaka are expected to sign an accord for the one billion dollar line of credit India has already agreed to give to Bangladesh, reports our correspondent in New Delhi.
However, there was no official conformation in Dhaka about the visit of the
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Indian finance minister on August 7, reports our diplomatic correspondent.
Mukherjee, who will be going to Dhaka by a special flight, is expected to call on Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and meet his Bangladeshi counterpart AMA Muhith, sources in New Delhi said yesterday.
Mukherjee will take the opportunity to review the state of India-Bangladesh ties with special emphasis on the progress made in implementing the key decisions taken by the two countries during Hasina's Delhi visit in January this year.
During her visit, India had agreed to extend the one billion dollar line of credit to Bangladesh in what constituted the biggest ever loan by New Delhi to any country.
This will be the first high-level political visit from India to Bangladesh since Hasina's visit.
The entire gamut of bilateral relations and issues, including Teesta watersharing, are likely to come up for discussion between Mukherjee and Bangladesh leaders.
Mukherjee on the same day will return to Delhi so that he can attend the 125th birth anniversary of India's ruling Congress party the very next day.
Contacted, Director General (South Asia) of Foreign Ministry Mohammad Imran told The Daily Star that the foreign ministry officially has not yet received any information about the Indian finance minister's visit to Dhaka on August 7.
He said there has been discussion that the Indian finance minister will pay a brief visit to Bangladesh regarding signing of an agreement of US $lbillionlineofcredit.
“But we have not yet officially been informed the date of his visit,” he added.
“No official confirmation yet," said an official of the Indian High Commission when asked about Pranab Mukherjee's visit onAugust 7.
Officials at the Economic Relations Division in Dhaka,
which is looking into the credit line agreement, also could not confirm Pranab's visit on August 7.