New Delhi: India and AS Bangladesh Remember it’friendship day‘, Prime minister Narendra Modi On Monday he said he looked forward to continuing to work with his Bangladeshi counterpart Sheikh Hasina | To further expand and deepen bilateral relations.
,friendship The day is being celebrated on Monday to commemorate the recognition of the newly formed country Bangladesh by India in 1971.
“Today India and Bangladesh celebrate Friendship Day. We jointly remember and celebrate the foundation of our 50 years of friendship,” Modi tweeted.
“I look forward to continuing to work with PM Sheikh Hasina To further expand and deepen our relationship,” he said.
Foreign Ministry spokesperson Arindam gardener “Today we complete 50 years of India recognizing an independent, sovereign Bangladesh,” tweeted India.
He said that India was one of the first countries to establish bilateral diplomatic relations with Bangladesh on 6 December 1971.
Bagchi tweeted, “India-Bangladesh ‘Maitri (Friendship)’ has traveled 50 years towards writing the script of ‘Shonali Adhyay’ (Golden Chapter) as a form of shared martyrdom during the liberation struggle.”
“This year both the countries are jointly celebrating #MaitriDiwas under the leadership of PM Narendra Modi and Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina,” he said.
During PM Modi’s visit to Bangladesh in March to attend the country’s national day, it was decided to celebrate the day as Maitri Diwas (Friendship Day).
India recognized Bangladesh on 6 December 1971, ten days before the independence of Bangladesh.
,friendship The day is being celebrated on Monday to commemorate the recognition of the newly formed country Bangladesh by India in 1971.
“Today India and Bangladesh celebrate Friendship Day. We jointly remember and celebrate the foundation of our 50 years of friendship,” Modi tweeted.
“I look forward to continuing to work with PM Sheikh Hasina To further expand and deepen our relationship,” he said.
Foreign Ministry spokesperson Arindam gardener “Today we complete 50 years of India recognizing an independent, sovereign Bangladesh,” tweeted India.
He said that India was one of the first countries to establish bilateral diplomatic relations with Bangladesh on 6 December 1971.
Bagchi tweeted, “India-Bangladesh ‘Maitri (Friendship)’ has traveled 50 years towards writing the script of ‘Shonali Adhyay’ (Golden Chapter) as a form of shared martyrdom during the liberation struggle.”
“This year both the countries are jointly celebrating #MaitriDiwas under the leadership of PM Narendra Modi and Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina,” he said.
During PM Modi’s visit to Bangladesh in March to attend the country’s national day, it was decided to celebrate the day as Maitri Diwas (Friendship Day).
India recognized Bangladesh on 6 December 1971, ten days before the independence of Bangladesh.
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