Bangladesh's unsolved problems with India are hoped to be resolved in a friendly environment Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said that several problems have already been solved and the rest will be solved.
The head of the Bangladesh government was inaugurating the Bangladesh Bhavan at the Visva Bharati University in West Bengal on Friday, and the Prime Minister of India, Prime Minister Narendra Medi and Sheikh Hasina, were jointly inaugurated by the West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and Sheikh Hasina's younger sister Sheikh Rehana.
In 2010, the construction of this building was discussed with India and the building of Visva Bharati University and the building of Bangladesh was built.
Mamata said that this building will become a pilgrimage site for two Bengals in the future.
The Prime Minister also said, ‘In this building, not only Bangladesh, our language, literature will be practiced. It will be a symbol of the two people of Bengal, we can practice culture, culture, and legend. I can do research, I will know history.’
In the opening ceremony, he also highlighted the journey of the two countries and his aspirations on the path of Bangladesh's liberation war, India's cooperation in the war.
In the 5 years of the present government, the maritime boundary with India has been fixed by the International Court of Justice, the Mujib-Indira land border agreement, in exchange, enclaves, which has gained more than 10,000 acres of land.
The border killings of the two countries have also reduced due to mutual discussions and initiatives of the two parties, but there is no disappointment in the Teesta water sharing agreement.
‘If there are neighboring countries, there may be problems. But we have solved the problems one by one. But I don't want to destroy this wonderful event by saying that, but I hope we can solve any problem through a friendly environment.’
‘We want this region to be a peaceful country. We want that to make this region beautiful and beautiful in a cordial environment.’
‘We want the relationship between the two Bengals to be better, it is more beautiful,’ said Sheikh Hasina, who wants to take the relationship between the two Bengals.’
According to Sheikh Hasina, Bangladesh and India have only one enemy and that is poverty, and mutual cooperation against this enemy is important.
The Prime Minister said, ‘Be it Bangladesh, India or any country, we want to completely free this region from poverty, we want to make it free from hunger.’
‘We are working towards that goal. India is providing a lot of support to our development there.’
‘We want to improve our country, make it free from hunger and poverty. For that, I think it is important to have a good relationship with our neighbors.’
The Prime Minister thanked India for India's cooperation in the Liberation War, the Mujib Indira Agreement, and the enclave exchange in a peaceful suburb.
‘We have set an example in many countries around the world You will see that the enclave is fighting in the nest, but we have exchanged enclaves in a pleasant environment in a cordial environment, in a cordial environment.’
‘This is an example in the world, two neighboring countries can enclave in a joyful and festive atmosphere.’
The Prime Minister went to the convocation of Visva Bharati University after 11 am on the first day of the two-day visit, where Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, Visva Bharati Vice Chancellor Sabujkali Sen.
Modi said there that this event was completed in the presence of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
At the end of this event, two leaders went together to inaugurate the Bangladesh building at Ektar in Bangladesh.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said, ‘I am very happy that I have the opportunity to inaugurate this building.’
Sheikh Hasina, the memorial of poet Rabindranath Tagore, has been made more cheerful in Santiniketan, said, ‘Santiniketan is not only India,...most of his poems are written on the soil of Bangladesh. I think we have a little more rights.’
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‘They have given shelter to one crore refugees for India's contribution to India in the liberation war. They have trained our freedom fighters, given weapons, helping them.’ And the people of Bangladesh have joined together to achieve independence.’
‘I remember them all the same. I pay respect to them.’
‘We want those who helped us in the great liberation war, stood by, shared food, and be well-being everyone.’
After the killing of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and his family in 1975, the Prime Minister also highlighted the six-year shelter in India.
‘We two sisters were in Germany at the time. That Samat Mrs. Gandhi He took us info, send them ambassadors to our ambassador, give us an opportunity to come to India, give us shelter.’
‘The trouble was standing by our side. If I had not got such a love, I don't know in which direction our life would have taken.’
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Sheikh Hasina also said she was returning to Bangladesh in 1981. ‘We have tried to bring democracy back to Bangladesh and improve economic growth.’
‘Today, the poverty rate in Bangladesh has decreased. I have brought it to 22 parts, I hope I can go further.’
‘Bangladesh was a less developed country. We are now recognized as an advanced country.’
‘I don't want anything in my life. I think I have only one urge to do the work that my father started. That is, to present Bangladesh as a prestigious country in the world.’
‘And for the poor, vulnerable people of Bangladesh, my father has struggled all his life for the exploited, deprived people. I hope that he can fulfill his desire.’
Sheikh Hasina said, ‘I think not only as the Prime Minister, as the daughter of the father of the nation, it is my responsibility to do the overall welfare of the people of the country.’