2024-05-29 16:51:03
The fourth Bangladesh-India Consular Dialogue was held in New Delhi. The delegation of Bangladesh was led by the Director Common of the South Asia Division of the Ministry of Overseas Affairs, ATM Rokibul Haque, and the Indian delegation was led by the Joint Secretary (CPV). Aman Puri
The Consular Dialogue program was launched in 2017 to strengthen people-to-people ties by discussing and bettering consular, visa and mutual authorized cooperation between India and Bangladesh, the Ministry of Exterior Affairs mentioned on Wednesday (Could 29).
The assembly held wide-ranging discussions on consular points, visa points, repatriation, mutual authorized help agreements and mechanisms to strengthen coordination and cooperation in extradition. The Bangladeshi facet highlighted varied difficulties associated to acquiring visas for Bangladeshis, together with journey to India, amongst different points. Each side agreed to additional develop the Revised Journey Association (RTA) between Bangladesh and India to facilitate motion of residents.
Each side reiterated their dedication to proceed the people-to-people relations of the 2 international locations and agreed to carry additional dialogue in Dhaka at a mutually handy date.