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Bangladesh Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus will meet Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif during his visit to New York on 22 September. The two leaders are going to New York to attend the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) session, both will meet here other than the UNGA.
According to the report by Bangladesh’s leading Bengali daily newspaper Jugantor, Muhammad Yunus along with three major political party Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), radical Islami Party Jamaat-e-Islami and four senior leaders of the National Citizens Party (NCP) will also join the UNGA session.
After the coup in Bangladesh last year, closeness between Islamabad and Dhaka has started increasing. Addressing a press conference at the Foreign Service Academy in Dhaka, Bangladesh’s Foreign Affairs advisor Tauheed Hussain announced that the Muhammad Yunus will address the session on 26 September.
According to the IANS report, local media quoted Tauheed Hussain as saying that Muhammad Yunus will also hold a meeting with the Prime Minister of Pakistan, the President of Finland, the Prime Minister of Finland, the Prime Minister of Finland, the Netherlands Prime Minister, the United Nations Secretary -General and the General Secretary for Myanmar during the UNGA session.
Sheikh Hasina’s relationship between Dhaka and Islamabad under 15 years of rule of 15 years of War crime cases and widespread regional politics in Bangladesh was tense. Bangladesh-Pakistan relations have always included Pakistan’s role in the massacre during the 1971 liberation struggle, the return of trapped resources and compensation. However, the situation has changed a lot since the formation of the interim government led by Muhammag Younus in August 2024.
Last month, Pakistan Deputy PM and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar made a two-day official visit to Dhaka, which was the first state-level visit of any Pakistani officer to Bangladesh in 13 years. During this meeting, Ishaq Dar claimed that the long -standing issue over the 1971 massacre has been resolved twice before. However, his claim was immediately denied by Dhaka.
After a meeting with Foreign Affairs advisor Tauheed Hussain, Dar claimed that according to the leading Bangladeshi Media Outlets, Prothom Alo, three unresolved issues between Islamabad and Dhaka, including a long -standing demand to apologize for the 1971 massacre, have been resolved twice before. However, dismissing the claims of the Pakistani Foreign Minister, Hussain told reporters, ‘I don’t agree at all. If we had agreed, the problem would have been resolved. Last year, Younus met Pakistani Prime Minister Sharif during the United Nations General Assembly, where the two leaders agreed to strengthen bilateral relations.