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Trivedi stresses stronger Dhaka-Delhi ties for shared prosperity
Indian High Commissioner to Bangladesh Dinesh Trivedi today stressed the need for strengthening Bangladesh-India partnership across key sectors and nurturing people-to-people bonds as the two neighbours work towards shared prosperity.
“We recognise that it is the people-to-people connection, rooted in shared aspiration and mutual goodwill, that remains the true beating heart of this enduring friendship,” he said.
The High Commissioner was speaking at a programme marking India's 80th Independence Day at the Indian High Commission in Dhaka.
Indian Deputy High Commissioner Pawan Badhe, members of the Indian community, including students studying in Bangladesh, and prominent Bangladeshi personalities, among others, attended the celebration.
Trivedi said Bangladesh and India are advancing their partnership across important areas, ranging from trade and connectivity to security and healthcare.
“Let us also continue to nurture the exceptional bonds of friendship between India and Bangladesh, working hand in hand toward shared prosperity,” he said.
Reflecting on the foundations of bilateral relations, the envoy said the bond between the two countries is deeply intertwined with their shared history.
“With the history of the freedom struggle, our bond is deeply entwined. On this solid bedrock of shared history, mutual respect, and partnership, our relationship continues to flourish,” Trivedi said.
He said bilateral relations should continue to evolve around the aspirations of the peoples of the two countries, underpinned by mutual respect and goodwill.
“As we celebrate our independence, it is only fitting to reflect on the special relationship we share with Bangladesh,” he said.
The High Commissioner also highlighted India's democratic traditions and development journey as the country celebrated its Independence Day.
During the programme, the High Commissioner read out remarks delivered by Indian President Droupadi Murmu on the eve of Independence Day.
The Indian President also paid tribute to fallen heroes at the National War Memorial in New Delhi on August 15.
As part of the Independence Day celebration in Dhaka, officers and staff of the Indian High Commission also undertook a cleanliness drive, or Swachhata Abhiyan, in the vicinity of the mission, reflecting a commitment to a cleaner and greener environment, reports BSS.