Sheikh Hasina gets red carpet welcome in New Delhi

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Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina arrived in New Delhi on a four-day state visit at the invitation of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The Prime Minister was given a red carpet welcome at the airport.

The Biman Bangladesh Airlines VVIP flight carrying the Prime Minister landed at Palam Airport in New Delhi at 11:40 am local time today, Monday (September 5).

On the second day of the Prime Minister's visit to India, he is scheduled to hold bilateral talks and a private meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi at Hyderabad House on September 6. He will be formally received by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and given a ceremonial guard of honour.

After the bilateral talks, several MoUs are likely to be signed between the two neighbouring countries and a press statement will be issued later. Sheikh Hasina will later attend a lunch hosted in her honour by the Indian Prime Minister.

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