India has full support for Sheikh Hasina’s leadership: Vinoy Khatra

His country has full support for Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s leadership, Indian Foreign Secretary Vinay Khatra said during a courtesy call on the Prime Minister at Ganabhaban on Wednesday. At the end of the meeting, the Prime Minister’s speech writer. Nazrul Islam gave this information to reporters. Vinay Khatra said that India will stand by Bangladesh’s development journey along with political and economic progress. In the meeting, the Indian Foreign Secretary invited Sheikh Hasina to attend the 18th edition of the G-20 Summit. The conference will be held in New Delhi on September 9-10. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina accepted the invitation and thanked Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. India, which chaired the G-20 from December 1 last year to November 30 this year, has invited Bangladesh as a ‘guest country’ in all the meetings of the group. During the meeting with Sheikh Hasina on Wednesday, Vinay Khatra described the bilateral ties between the two neighboring countries as very strong. He said the whole world now values the Bangladesh-India relationship, which has already reached a strategic level. He also said that this relationship is getting stronger.
The visiting Indian foreign secretary said that they are trying to ease the conditions of the Indian Line of Credit (LoC). As a result, Bangladesh can easily borrow and repay. He commented that bilateral trade and commerce can be conducted using the local currencies of the two countries.
In this context, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina referred to India as a trusted friend and expressed hope that this friendship will deepen. He said that both the countries can work for the socio-economic development of the two neighbors. Chief Secretary to the Prime Minister. Tofajzel Hossain Mia, Foreign Secretary Masood Bin Momen and Indian High Commissioner to Bangladesh Prannoy Verma were present on the occasion.