Foreign Minister: Bangladesh will pursue fair water share from India through international law and diplomacy
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Foreign Minister Humayun Kabir stated that Bangladesh will not compromise on fair water distribution from shared rivers with India, adhering to international law and diplomatic efforts. The government will focus on transparency in water management and addressing climate change impacts.
- Foreign Minister Humayun Kabir emphasized that Bangladesh will not make any concessions on fair water distribution from shared rivers with India, following international law and public expectations.
- He highlighted the need for transparency in water management and effective measures to combat climate change impacts.
- Bangladesh will revive its rivers and maintain fair water management as a key issue in bilateral talks with India.
- A committee has been formed to address water cooperation, and Bangladesh has requested the names of Indian representatives.
- Water Resources Minister Shahid Ud Din Chowdhury Annie mentioned that a new Ganges water-sharing agreement will be drafted, including guarantees from 1977.
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- Oct 8First reported by ভোরের কাগজ: পানির ন্যায্য হিস্যায় কোনো ছাড় নয়: পররাষ্ট্র প্রতিমন্ত্রী
- Oct 111 new article, now also যুগান্তর: ‘পানির ন্যায্য হিস্যা দিয়ে ভারত প্রমাণ করবে তারা আমাদের বন্ধু’
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