EAM Jaishankar Meets Bangladesh Counterpart For 7th India-Bangladesh Joint Consultative Commission

New Delhi: Exterior Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and Bangladesh International Minister AK Abdul Momen met on Sunday for the seventh India-Bangladesh Joint Consultative Fee assembly. “A heat welcome to FM Dr. AK Abdul Momen for the seventh India-Bangladesh Joint Consultative Fee assembly. Our common conferences replicate our distinctive friendship,” Jaishankar tweeted. That is the primary time that the JCC assembly came about in-person with Jaishankar co-chairing the assembly held in New Delhi alongside along with his Bangladeshi counterpart. 

The Ministry of Exterior Affairs in an announcement issued mentioned that the JCC is to evaluation the bilateral ties together with cooperation within the wake of COVID-19, border administration and safety, commerce and funding, connectivity, power, water assets, improvement partnership and regional and multilateral points. 

That is the primary in-person assembly of Exterior Affairs Minister S Jaishankar with Bangladesh international minister AK Abdul Momen because the outbreak of Covid-19 pandemic. The earlier assembly which was held within the 12 months 2020 came about just about. 

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As a part of the continued Indo-Bangladesh defence cooperation, the armies of India and Bangladesh just lately performed the tenth version of the joint army train — SAMPRITI X — from June 5 to June 16 in Bangladesh.