Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday called on Bangladesh President Abdul Hamid during which the two leaders discussed a wide range of issues pertaining to Indo-Bangla cooperation.
PM Modi is on the concluding leg of his two-day visit to Bangladesh. It is his first trip to a foreign country since the outbreak of the coronavirus.
"Had a wonderful meeting with President Abdul Hamid. We exchanged views on a wide range of subjects pertaining to India-Bangladesh cooperation," the prime minister tweeted.
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) in a tweet said PM Modi and President Hamid had comprehensive discussions on all aspects of bilateral relations and exchanged views on regional and international issues.
Before meeting the president, PM Modi held one-on-one and delegation-level talks with his Bangladeshi counterpart Sheikh Hasina. The two countries also inked five MoUs to further boost their bilateral cooperation.
On Friday, the prime minister attended the celebrations of the golden jubilee of the country's independence and the birth centenary of "Bangabandhu" Sheikh Mujibur Rahman in Dhaka.
Global South Impacted By Food, Fuel Crisis Amid Conflicts: PM Modi At G20 Indian Community Welcomes PM Modi With Sanskrit Chants In Brazil Suhas Subramanyam, Congressman-Elect Opposes Tariffs On India, Fears Trade War Supreme Court Asks About Delhi Construction Ban. Lawyer's Reply Stuns Judge "Go Falcon. Go GSAT-20": SpaceX Successfully Launches Indian Satellite Why Donald Trump's Cabinet Choices Are Giving Pakistan Sleepless Nights FMGE 2024: Edit Window For Foreign Medical Graduate Exam To Open Soon US Boy, 14, Pleads Guilty To Beating, Sexually Assaulting 91-Year-Old Woman DOJ Will Push Google To Sell Chrome To Break Search Monopoly Track Latest News Live on NDTV.com and get news updates from India and around the world.