DHAKA: India will have to not be nervous about Bangladesh's growing ties with China, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has said, saying that the cooperation with Beijing was supposed just for the rustic's building.
Hasina said her executive was simplest concerned in regards to the building, and is ready to cooperate with any nation that helps Bangladesh's growth.
Bangladesh is the largest least advanced nation (LDC) on the subject of inhabitants and economic measurement, according to the UN.
The nation is prone to leave the LDC category through 2024, propelled through higher health and education, lower vulnerability and an economic increase, the UN said in its record ultimate yr.
"We want investment and cooperation from whoever offers it. We want development of the country... We have to think about our people as they are the beneficiaries of the development," Hasina on Tuesday informed a delegation of visiting Indian journalists at her professional place of abode.
She said India, China, Japan or even the Middle Eastern international locations had been coming to Bangladesh for cooperation.
"India has nothing to be worried about it," Hasina said.
"I will (rather) suggest India should have good relations with its neighbours, including Bangladesh, so this region could be developed further and we can show the world that we all work together," she said.
Hasina, 70, said Bangladesh and India shared "excellent" ties and the 2 international locations have set an example of fixing problems like maritime and boundary disputes.
"If there is any problem, we could solve it through discussions as we did it in the past. We want to build a peaceful South Asia," Hasina said.
She said that throughout her 1996-2001 tenure, the 2 international locations had signed the Ganges water treaty while in her 2d term maritime and boundary problems had been resolved.
China has vowed to spice up military-to-military relations with Bangladesh through stepping up defence ties, including broadening of group of workers coaching and cooperation in apparatus generation.
Earlier, China said it deliberate to offer Bangladesh with a whopping $nine billion low-interest mortgage to build six rail initiatives including one with regards to the Indian border.
Hasina also sought India's strengthen in repatriation of over one million Rohingyas to Myanmar, fearing that their extended stay in Bangladesh could create security risks.
"We want India to put pressure on Myanmar so they quickly take back their displaced people," she said.
Hasina directed the overseas workplace to hold a dialogue with 5 international locations, including India, which have borders with Myanmar, hoping that the initiative will lend a hand in fixing the Rohingya crisis.
"The monsoon is nearing and keeping the Rohingyas in this way (in makeshift camps) is very risky for Bangladesh as well as for them," she informed the journalists.
The journalists from Kolkata and New Delhi are on a seek advice from to Bangladesh to participate in a three-day Bangladesh-India media dialogue.
Hasina said her executive was simplest concerned in regards to the building, and is ready to cooperate with any nation that helps Bangladesh's growth.
Bangladesh is the largest least advanced nation (LDC) on the subject of inhabitants and economic measurement, according to the UN.
The nation is prone to leave the LDC category through 2024, propelled through higher health and education, lower vulnerability and an economic increase, the UN said in its record ultimate yr.
"We want investment and cooperation from whoever offers it. We want development of the country... We have to think about our people as they are the beneficiaries of the development," Hasina on Tuesday informed a delegation of visiting Indian journalists at her professional place of abode.
She said India, China, Japan or even the Middle Eastern international locations had been coming to Bangladesh for cooperation.
"India has nothing to be worried about it," Hasina said.
"I will (rather) suggest India should have good relations with its neighbours, including Bangladesh, so this region could be developed further and we can show the world that we all work together," she said.
Hasina, 70, said Bangladesh and India shared "excellent" ties and the 2 international locations have set an example of fixing problems like maritime and boundary disputes.
"If there is any problem, we could solve it through discussions as we did it in the past. We want to build a peaceful South Asia," Hasina said.
She said that throughout her 1996-2001 tenure, the 2 international locations had signed the Ganges water treaty while in her 2d term maritime and boundary problems had been resolved.
China has vowed to spice up military-to-military relations with Bangladesh through stepping up defence ties, including broadening of group of workers coaching and cooperation in apparatus generation.
Earlier, China said it deliberate to offer Bangladesh with a whopping $nine billion low-interest mortgage to build six rail initiatives including one with regards to the Indian border.
Hasina also sought India's strengthen in repatriation of over one million Rohingyas to Myanmar, fearing that their extended stay in Bangladesh could create security risks.
"We want India to put pressure on Myanmar so they quickly take back their displaced people," she said.
Hasina directed the overseas workplace to hold a dialogue with 5 international locations, including India, which have borders with Myanmar, hoping that the initiative will lend a hand in fixing the Rohingya crisis.
"The monsoon is nearing and keeping the Rohingyas in this way (in makeshift camps) is very risky for Bangladesh as well as for them," she informed the journalists.
The journalists from Kolkata and New Delhi are on a seek advice from to Bangladesh to participate in a three-day Bangladesh-India media dialogue.
India has nothing to worry about China-Bangladesh ties: Sheikh Hasina
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