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Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Monday left Dhaka for a four-day state visit to India to meet the country's top leadership to further cement the multifaceted relationship and ink at least seven bilateral agreements.

Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina embarks on a four-day visit to India

Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Monday left Dhaka for a four-day state visit to India to meet the country's top leadership to further cement the multifaceted relationship and ink at least seven bilateral agreements in areas like water management, railway and science and technology. 

Issues related to security cooperation, investment, enhanced trade relations, border management, drug smuggling, likely to get priority during talks between Hasina and PM Modi.&nbsp;

Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Monday left Dhaka for a four-day state visit to India to meet the country's top leadership to further cement the multifaceted relationship and ink at least seven bilateral agreements in areas like water management, railway and science and technology.
A VVIP flight of state-run Biman Bangladesh Airlines carrying the prime minister and her entourage took off from Dhaka&rsquo;s Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport. Hasina is expected to land at Palam International Airport in New Delhi in the next two hours, aviation officials said.
&ldquo;This is a state visit and she (Hasina) is going to Delhi at the invitation of her Indian counterpart Narendra Modi,&rdquo; Bangladesh foreign minister Dr AK Abdul Momen had told a media briefing on Sunday.
Momen said issues related to security cooperation, investment, enhanced trade relations, power and energy sector cooperation, water sharing of common rivers, water resources management, border management, and combating drug smuggling and human trafficking are likely to get priority during the talks between Hasina and Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Momen, who is also accompanying Hasina to India, said the agreements expected to be inked during the visit would be on water management, railway, science and technology, and information and broadcasting.
&ldquo;After the (signing) ceremony honourable prime ministers of the two countries will issue a joint statement," he said.
The foreign minister said Dhaka expects that the high-level visit would be very successful to &ldquo;help achieve our goals".
This will be Hasina's first visit to India after three years. She visited India in 2019.
Hasina's delegation comprises Foreign Minister Momen, Commerce Minister Tipu Munshi, Railways Minister Md Nurul Islam Sujan, Liberation War Minister A K M Mozammel Haq and Mashiur AKM Rahman, the economic affairs advisor to the Prime Minister.
The visit will further strengthen the multifaceted relationship between the two countries based on strong historical and cultural ties and mutual trust and understanding, said the Ministry of External Affairs in New Delhi.
During her visit, Hasina will also call on President Droupadi Murmu and Vice President Jagdeep Dhankar apart from holding bilateral consultations with her Indian counterpart.\
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Boris Johnson will become the first British Prime Minister to visit Gujarat when he lands in Ahmedabad this week for a two-day visit to India for “in-depth talks” with PM Narendra Modi, according to Downing Street.
Johnson’s first visit to India as UK Prime Minister will begin on April 21 with a trip to Ahmedabad in Gujarat, which is Prime Minister Modi’s home state.
Investment announcements in key industries in both the UK and India will take place, Downing Street said in a statement on Saturday.
Johnson will then proceed to New Delhi to meet PM Modi on April 22, where the focus will be on India-UK strategic defence, diplomatic and economic partnership.
According to officials on both sides, Johnson will also use his India visit to drive progress in the ongoing Free Trade Agreement (FTA) negotiations launched earlier this year.
“My visit to India will deliver on the things that really matter to the people of both our nations - from job creation and economic growth, to energy security and defence,” said Johnson, ahead of the visit.
“As we face threats to our peace and prosperity from autocratic states, it is vital that democracies and friends stick together. India, as a major economic power and the world’s largest democracy, is a highly valued strategic partner for the UK in these uncertain times,” he said.
While in Ahmedabad, Johnson is scheduled to meet with leading businesses and discuss the UK and India’s “thriving” commercial, trade and people links.
The choice of Gujarat, India’s fifth largest state, was linked with it being the ancestral home of around half of the British-Indian diaspora population in the UK.
“In Gujarat, the Prime Minister is expected to announce major investment in key industries in both the UK and India, boosting jobs and growth at home, as well as new collaboration on cutting-edge science, health and technology,” the Downing Street statement said.
“The Prime Minister will then travel to New Delhi to meet Prime Minister Modi on Friday (22nd April). The leaders will hold in-depth talks on the UK and India’s strategic defence, diplomatic and economic partnership, aimed at bolstering our close partnership and stepping up security co-operation in the Indo-Pacific,” the statement said.
The Free Trade Agreement (FTA) talks, which will move into their third round later this month, are expected to result in a deal predicted to boost the UK’s total trade by up to 28 billion pounds (USD 36 billion) annually by 2035 and increase incomes across the UK by up to 3 billion pounds (USD 3.9 billion).
It emerged earlier this week that at the end of the first two rounds, four out of 26 chapters have been agreed and there has been “significant progress” in the remaining 22 chapters of the FTA.
The two leaders are expected to mandate a timeline for the possible completion of the process, initially set for the end of this year.
Last year, the two prime ministers had agreed on a UK-India Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, announcing more than 530 million pounds (USD 692 million) in investment into the UK and committing to a deeper bilateral relationship across trade, health, climate, defence and security, and connecting people.
India was identified as a priority relationship for the UK in the 2021 Integrated Review and was invited by the UK as a guest to last year's G7 summit in Cornwall, the UK government officials noted.
Downing Street highlighted that the UK is leveraging post-Brexit trade opportunities with India’s growing economy to drive down prices in key commodities for consumers, open opportunities for UK businesses in areas like green tech and services, and create high-wage, high-skill jobs.
According to official estimates in the UK, investment from Indian companies already supports 95,000 jobs across the UK, which is expected to be boosted by upcoming announcements and a future free trade deal.
PM Modi and Johnson last met in person on the sidelines of the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow in November last year. Johnson’s visit next week is seen as long overdue on both sides, having been cancelled twice before due to the COVID-19 pandemic situation.

UK PM Johnson on two-day India visit next week; key agendas

United Kingdom Prime Minister Boris Johnson's two-day visit to India for &ldquo;in-depth talks&rdquo; with PM&nbsp;Narendra Modi&nbsp;is slated for next week.&nbsp; Johnson&rsquo;s first visit to India as UK Prime Minister will begin on April 21 with a trip to Ahmedabad in Gujarat.&nbsp; Investment announcements in key industries in both the UK and India will take place. Johnson will meet PM&nbsp;Modi on April 22 in Delhi, where the focus will be on India-UK strategic defence, diplomatic and economic partnership.&nbsp; According to officials on both sides, Johnson will also use his India visit to drive progress in the ongoing Free Trade Agreement (FTA) negotiations launched earlier this year.&nbsp; UK is leveraging post-Brexit trade opportunities with India&rsquo;s growing economy to drive down prices in key commodities, open opportunities for UK businesses in areas like green tech and services, and create high-wage, high-skill jobs.&nbsp; According to official estimates, investment from Indian companies already supports 95,000 jobs in UK, which is expected to be boosted by upcoming announcements.

Boris Johnson will become the first British Prime Minister to visit Gujarat when he lands in Ahmedabad this week for a two-day visit to India for &ldquo;in-depth talks&rdquo; with PM&nbsp;Narendra Modi

Boris Johnson will become the first British Prime Minister to visit Gujarat when he lands in Ahmedabad this week for a two-day visit to India for &ldquo;in-depth talks&rdquo; with PM&nbsp;Narendra Modi, according to Downing Street.
Johnson&rsquo;s first visit to India as UK Prime Minister will begin on April 21 with a trip to Ahmedabad in Gujarat, which is Prime Minister Modi&rsquo;s home state.
Investment announcements in key industries in both the UK and India will take place, Downing Street said in a statement on Saturday.
Johnson will then proceed to New Delhi to meet PM&nbsp;Modi on April 22, where the focus will be on India-UK strategic defence, diplomatic and economic partnership.
According to officials on both sides, Johnson will also use his India visit to drive progress in the ongoing Free Trade Agreement (FTA) negotiations launched earlier this year.
&ldquo;My visit to India will deliver on the things that really matter to the people of both our nations - from job creation and economic growth, to energy security and defence,&rdquo; said Johnson, ahead of the visit.
&ldquo;As we face threats to our peace and prosperity from autocratic states, it is vital that democracies and friends stick together. India, as a major economic power and the world&rsquo;s largest democracy, is a highly valued strategic partner for the UK in these uncertain times,&rdquo; he said.
While in Ahmedabad, Johnson is scheduled to meet with leading businesses and discuss the UK and India&rsquo;s &ldquo;thriving&rdquo; commercial, trade and people links.
The choice of Gujarat, India&rsquo;s fifth largest state, was linked with it being the ancestral home of around half of the British-Indian diaspora population in the UK.
&ldquo;In Gujarat, the Prime Minister is expected to announce major investment in key industries in both the UK and India, boosting jobs and growth at home, as well as new collaboration on cutting-edge science, health and technology,&rdquo; the Downing Street statement said.
&ldquo;The Prime Minister will then travel to New Delhi to meet Prime Minister Modi on Friday (22nd April). The leaders will hold in-depth talks on the UK and India&rsquo;s strategic defence, diplomatic and economic partnership, aimed at bolstering our close partnership and stepping up security co-operation in the Indo-Pacific,&rdquo; the statement said.
The Free Trade Agreement (FTA) talks, which will move into their third round later this month, are expected to result in a deal predicted to boost the UK&rsquo;s total trade by up to 28 billion pounds (USD 36 billion) annually by 2035 and increase incomes across the UK by up to 3 billion pounds (USD 3.9 billion).
It emerged earlier this week that at the end of the first two rounds, four out of 26 chapters have been agreed and there has been &ldquo;significant progress&rdquo; in the remaining 22 chapters of the FTA.
The two leaders are expected to mandate a timeline for the possible completion of the process, initially set for the end of this year.
Last year, the two prime ministers had agreed on a UK-India Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, announcing more than 530 million pounds (USD 692 million) in investment into the UK and committing to a deeper bilateral relationship across trade, health, climate, defence and security, and connecting people.
India was identified as a priority relationship for the UK in the 2021 Integrated Review and was invited by the UK as a guest to last year's G7 summit in Cornwall, the UK government officials noted.
Downing Street highlighted that the UK is leveraging post-Brexit trade opportunities with India&rsquo;s growing economy to drive down prices in key commodities for consumers, open opportunities for UK businesses in areas like green tech and services, and create high-wage, high-skill jobs.
According to official estimates in the UK, investment from Indian companies already supports 95,000 jobs across the UK, which is expected to be boosted by upcoming announcements and a future free trade deal.
PM Modi and Johnson last met in person on the sidelines of the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow in November last year. Johnson&rsquo;s visit next week is seen as long overdue on both sides, having been cancelled twice before due to the COVID-19 pandemic situation.

Ahead of his India visit this month, US secretary of state Mike Pompeo has used BJP's campaign slogan 'Modi hai toh mumkin hai' to stress on the India-US ties. Addressing an India Ideas Summit in the US, Pompeo said that as the PM's slogan said 'Modi makes it possible', he is looking forward to explore what's possible between the US and India 

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