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Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina left Dhaka on a four-day state visit at the invitation of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

A VVIP chartered flight of Biman Bangladesh A.R.LINS, carrying the Prime Minister and his entourage, left for Delhi from Shahjalal International Airport on Monday (September 5) around 10 am.

The head of government of Bangladesh is going to visit India after three years.

During the visit, the two Prime Ministers will meet on September 6. The two-party cooperation will dominate the meeting of the two prime ministers. It is expected that the cooperation of the two-party Prime Minister will be at the top of the agenda for trade, commerce, fuel, distribution of the same rivers and solving the Rohingya problem. During the visit, Sheikh Hasina will discuss with the President, Prime Minister and Vice President of India. Seven MoUs are expected to be signed between the two countries during the visit.

The plane carrying the Prime Minister is scheduled to arrive at Palam Airport in Nath Delhi at 12:00 PM, where the Prime Minister of Bangladesh will be welcomed by the Minister of State for Railways and Textiles Darshana Vikram and the High Commissioner of Bangladesh to India, Muhammad Imran.

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