US EditionBangladesh and Pakistan resume talks after 15 years, seek to mend strained ties
- Bilateral Foreign Office Consultations between Pakistan and Bangladesh resumed after 15 years to normalize relations, as reported by Bangladeshi media.
- Pakistan Foreign Secretary Amna Baloch arrived in Dhaka for the meeting, which will focus on mutual interests and cooperation.
- Bangladesh has relaxed visa rules for Pakistani nationals to improve ties, while Pakistan seeks to boost trade and cultural exchanges.
- Pakistan and Bangladesh have a complicated history, with the interim government leaning towards engagement with Pakistan, despite past grievances.
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Bangladesh and Pakistan resume talks after 15 years, seek to mend strained ties
Foreign ministry officials from Bangladesh’s interim government and Pakistan have resumed talks after a 15-year gap, as the two South Asian Muslim-majority nations attempted to ease strained relations.
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Foreign secretaries of Pakistan, Bangladesh hold meeting after 15 years
Bangladesh's Ministry of Foreign Affairs South Asia Wing's Director General, Ishrat Jahan , receiving Pakistani Foreign Secretary Amna Baloch upon her arrival in Dhaka on April 15, 2025. — Dhaka TribuneMeeting between Pakistan and Bangladesh's foreign secretaries started in Dhaka Thursday...
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