Bangladesh wants to build a new and effective relationship with India. At the same time, initiatives will be taken to resolve various bilateral complications, including stopping border killings, through diplomatic talks, said State Minister for Foreign Affairs Humayun Kabir.

He said this at a press conference on Sunday (September 13).

The State Minister for Foreign Affairs said that Prime Minister Tarique Rahman will go to the United States on September 21 to participate in the United Nations General Assembly session. During the visit, he will hold sideline meetings with leaders of various countries. Various international and bilateral issues, including the Rohingya crisis, will be discussed in these meetings.

Regarding Bangladesh's bilateral relations with India, Humayun Kabir said, "Dhaka wants to build a new and effective relationship with India."

In response to a question about the border killings, he said that stopping border killings and resolving related complications will be done through talks through diplomatic channels.

Regarding Saima Wazed Putul's job at the World Health Organization, the State Minister for Foreign Affairs said, "The appointment of Hasina's daughter Putul was flawed. This is shameful for the United Nations."

Meanwhile, regarding the return of money laundered abroad, Humayun Kabir said, "Work has already begun to bring back money laundered illegally from Bangladesh. The process of seeking international cooperation in this regard is also underway."