Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Bangladesh Bhavan is a symbol of cultural ties between Bangladesh and India and the two nations’ resolution to fight cruelty and terrorism together.
"Bangladesh and India are two nations, whose interests are linked to mutual cooperation and coordination among each other," Modi said.
The Indian Prime Minister said it on Friday while inaugurating Bangladesh Bhavan during the convocation programme of Visva-Bharati University at Shantiniketan in West Bengal, as per a UNB report.
Modi also hopes the shared interest of the two countries and Bangladesh Bhavan will inspire future generations to continue the trend.
He said the last few years have marked a golden period in relations between the two countries and mentioned the resolution of the land boundary issue, and various connectivity projects.
The Indian Prime Minister asserted that the two countries have similar goals, and are taking similar paths to achieve those goals.
Earlier, Modi received Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina at Santiniketan.
Paying homage to Rabindranath Tagore, the two leaders signed the visitors' book.
The two leaders then attended the Convocation of the Visva Bharati University.
