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Pakistan and Bangladesh are expected to sign several agreements, including trade when the two countries are closer.
Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Ihazhay, Dar held talks with Bangladesh and politicians, including foreign affairs advisor, Tuhide Hosein, since the two South Asian countries are aimed at resetting relations against the background of roofing with India.
The gift flew to Bangladesh on Saturday, the most high-ranking Pakistani official who visited the document since 2012, and Islamabad called it “historical” and “significant milestone in the relations of Pakistan-Bangladesh.”
Relations between Daka and Islamabad were weakened From the mass uprising in Bangladesh Tipped Sheikh Hasina As a prime minister last August, pushing her to run into New Delhi. Hasina was considered more pro-india.
The visit gift comes a few days after the two countries are reportedly mitigated visa restrictions for travel between them.
Pakistan and Bangladesh are expected to sign several agreements, including trade, Sunday. Both countries started trade in maritime last year, expanding the government’s commerce to the government in February.
“Both sides discussed ways of promoting economic and commercial cooperation, with a special emphasis on increasing trade and promoting communication,” the Pakistan Ministry of Foreign Affairs said after the Secondary Commerce Minister Jem Kamal Han met with the Bangladesh Commerce Advisor.
Direct flights are also planned to start direct flights, and local carriers are looking for approval, Bangladeshi Newspapa The Daily Star reports.
The Pakistan Ministry of Foreign Affairs said the gift would also meet Temporary Bangladesh leader Muhammad Yunus.
Addressing the press conference at the Pakistani Verkhovna Commission on Saturday, the gift emphasized “a strong desire to establish joint and promising relations with Bangladesh.”
“Active and stronger”
The best Pakistani diplomat also met Bangladesh political delegates, including the Jamaat-e-Islam Party, who opposed Pakistan’s collapse to create Bangladesh in 1971.
“We discussed how to further increase relations with the fraternal Muslim state (Pakistan) in the coming days and how to make a regional alliance (South Asian Association of Regional Cooperation) more active and stronger,” said Jamaat-E-Islami Saed Sedu Muhammad.
The gift also met with the leaders of the recently established National Civil Party (NCP), which led the uprising of last year, as well as the leadership of the Nationalist Bangladesh (BNP).
On Friday, the leading military commanders of both countries met in Pakistan.
A day earlier, Pakistani Minister Khan negotiated in Daka, where he agreed to set up joint commissions to increase trade and investment.
Pakistan’s military was accused of broad atrocities during the 1971 war, when East Pakistan escaped to form Bangladesh. Hundreds of thousands have been killed – Bangladesh estimates that millions – and many Daka still demand that Islamabad apologize for the killings.
After 1971, Bangladesh was very leaning against India, which almost surrounded the country of 170 million.
However, Yunus demanded from India back to Hasin, which continues to refuse to attend a trial on charges of crimes against humanity.
Daka accused India this month of supporting the League Party Avi Hasina, accused of dismissing New Delhi, saying that “it does not allow political activity against other countries” from its soil.
