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After the overthrow of PM Sheikh Hasina's government in Bangladesh, Islamabad has become active in building good relations with Dhaka. Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif spoke to the head of the new interim government of Bangladesh, Mohammad Yunus, over the phone. During this conversation, Shahbaz Sharif congratulated Mohammad Yunus and assured to work with mutual cooperation.
Congratulated him on assuming charge as Chief Advocate
The conversation between Shahbaz and Yunus was recorded by the Pakistan High Commission in Dhaka on social media. The Pakistan High Commission in Dhaka tweeted that Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif congratulated Professor Yunus over the phone on taking over as interim chief adviser.
Yunus' contribution to socio-economic development appreciated
The Prime Minister of Pakistan appreciated Yunus' contribution to the socio-economic development of Bangladesh. He also expressed concern over the huge losses caused by the recent floods in Bangladesh.
Emphasis on reviving bilateral relations
The Pakistan High Commission claims that the leaders of the two countries stressed on reviving bilateral relations by enhancing cooperation in various fields. Noting the historical, religious and cultural ties between Pakistan and Bangladesh, Shahbaz expressed interest to Yunus in bilateral trade relations, cultural exchanges and deeper communication between the people of the two countries.
Pakistani political parties welcome change of power in Bangladesh
In a telephone conversation, Shahbaz-Yunus acknowledged the need to work together for the progress and prosperity of the people of both countries. Let us tell you that after the resignation and departure of Awami League leader Hasina from the post of Prime Minister due to public protest on August 5, various political parties of Pakistan welcomed the change of power in Bangladesh.
Sheikh Hasina took refuge in India
Meanwhile, Bangladesh leaders are demanding the extradition of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to Bangladesh. BNP leaders in Bangladesh have expressed displeasure over Sheikh Hasina's stay in India. Sheikh Hasina is currently taking refuge in India. After the violent student movement in Bangladesh, Sheikh Hasina was forced to resign from the post of PM and take refuge in India.