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Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina will hold a press conference on her visit to India and it has been announced that the press conference will be held at 4 pm on Wednesday (September 14) at the Prime Minister's residence Ganabhaban.

This information was informed by the Prime Minister's Press Wing on Monday (September 12) afternoon.

It has been said that Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina will hold a press conference (directly) after her visit to India next Wednesday (September 14) at 4 pm.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina visited India on a four-day state visit on September 5. During her visit, talks were held between Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina at Hyderabad House. It has a priority on the issues related to security cooperation, investment, growing trade relations, power and energy sector cooperation, uniform river water distribution, water resources management, border management, drug smuggling and human trafficking.

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