Bangladesh's Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is set to visit India on June 21st and 22nd, marking her first visit since Prime Minister Narendra Modi's new government was formed after the recent Lok Sabha elections.
This trip emphasizes the strong bond between India and Bangladesh, showing how much both countries value their relationship.
Her visit comes just days after she attended Modi's swearing-in ceremony on June 9th, along with other top leaders from the region. During her visit, Hasina is expected to meet with Modi for extensive talks on Saturday, covering a range of issues they hope to improve upon together.
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) confirmed that Hasina's visit was at Modi's invitation and that it will be the first incoming state visit since the new Indian government was formed. They're hoping this visit will strengthen the strategic partnership between the two countries and focus on areas like trade, connectivity, energy, and regional security.
Hasina's visit to India is a great sign of the ongoing commitment both countries have to working together and supporting each other. Everyone is eagerly anticipating the outcomes of their meetings, hoping for significant progress in joint efforts to improve both nations' growth and prosperity.
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