According to reports quoting a supply in Yunus ‘ business, PM Narendra Modi and Bangladesh’s deputy director Muhammad Yunus may discuss the status of the BIMSTEC conference in Thailand on April 3 and 4, according to reports.
New Delhi continues to insist that it is looking into the request rather than completely rejecting it despite Dhaka’s ask for a conference. It will be their primary in-person conference since Yunus took over as deputy director last August following the resignation of former prime minister Sheikh Hasina.
” It is anticipated that Modi and Yunus did match, but I don’t know at this time. We have requested that the meeting be held publicly. We have good reasons to continue optimistic. Khalilur Rahman, Yunus’s higher rep on Rohingya and objective problems, stated that there is a “high chance that the meeting will take place.
At the conference, Bangladesh may assume the helm of BIMSTEC. Rahman claimed that Yunus made the remarks about India’s landlocked north-eastern says with “honest intentions.”
We never stop it if we are provided with different views, he said.
According to American government sources, Modi’s intergovernmental arrangements are still being worked out. The PM did meet with his counterpart in Thailand on Thursday before hosting a dinner for which he will be joined by another BIMSTEC heads of state. Friday night will be the conference location. Dhaka reportedly hoped the gathering would occur, according to Bangladesh’s foreign minister, Md Jashim Uddin. Min Aung Hlaing, the head of the Myanmar military dictatorship, is alleged to possess confirmed his attendance at the conference. A diplomatic relationship with him is still possible because Myanmar is dealing with a traumatic disaster last year.
On Friday, Modi may even make a visit to Thai King Maha Vajiralongkorn, also known as Rama X, and Queen Suthida.
