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Moni visited India in September and on her return home
from New Delhi she had expressed the hope the existing
neighbourly ties would help find a quick solution to
Bangladesh's outstanding issues with India.

"We have so many issues with India ...these will need to
be settled under a continued process," she had said.
Moni had said the existing friendly ties were expected to
intensify the resolution process while Dhaka and new Delhi
were expected to sign several landmark treaties during the
forthcoming visit of Hasina to the Indian capital.
During Moni's visit India agreed to facilitate
Bangladesh's transit to Nepal and Bhutan, provide at least
100MW power on priority basis, increase trade and
communication facilities and resolve other outstanding issues
during the foreign minister-level talks.
The two sides also agreed to settle three major border
related issues of enclaves, lands in adverse possession and
un-demarcated border lines under a package. PTI AR
DDC


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