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The two sides have also agreed to work towards curbing border crimes more effectively
India and Bangladesh have decided to initiate five joint development projects aimed at improving the lives of border populations on both sides of their shared 4,096 km boundary.
The Border Security Force (BSF) and the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) also agreed to work towards curbing border crimes effectively through more simultaneous coordinated patrols (SCPs) in vulnerable areas real time sharing of information.
These decisions, taken during the biannual DG level Border Coordination Conference held in New Delhi from June 11-14, are expected to foster stronger bilateral relations between the two countries. Director General BGB Maj Gen A K M Nazmul Hasan led the Bangladesh delegation while DG BSF Sujay Lal Thaosen led the Indian side.
The joint civil works projects include the construction of a bailey bridge, road repair, and the strengthening of retaining walls along the border, which spans five Indian states: Assam, West Bengal, Mizoram, Meghalaya, and Tripura.
The two sides also discussed criminal activity along the India-Bangladesh border which has been a persistent issue, posing a significant threat to the safety of Border Security Force (BSF) personnel. The border region has become a hotbed for various illegal activities, including smuggling, human trafficking, and drug trafficking. These activities not only endanger the lives of the local population but also put the safety of BSF personnel at risk.
The two sides have agreed to intensify public awareness programs, share real-time information, and make all-out efforts to bring criminals to justice. They will also remain extra vigilant to curb trans-border crimes such as smuggling of drugs, contraband items, gold, and fake Indian currency notes.
The joint development projects signify a crucial step towards ensuring the safety of both India and Bangladesh. By working together on these projects, the two countries can strengthen their border security and reduce the risk of criminal activity, thereby protecting the lives of their citizens and security personnel.
By collaborating on initiatives that benefit both nations, they can foster mutual trust and understanding, paving the way for stronger diplomatic ties and increased cooperation in various sectors.
India's commitment to joint development projects with neighbouring countries is a positive step towards promoting regional stability and prosperity. By continuing to pursue such initiatives, India can strengthen its diplomatic relations, enhance its security, and contribute to the overall well-being of the region.
The Border Security Force (BSF) and the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) also agreed to work towards curbing border crimes effectively through more simultaneous coordinated patrols (SCPs) in vulnerable areas real time sharing of information.
These decisions, taken during the biannual DG level Border Coordination Conference held in New Delhi from June 11-14, are expected to foster stronger bilateral relations between the two countries. Director General BGB Maj Gen A K M Nazmul Hasan led the Bangladesh delegation while DG BSF Sujay Lal Thaosen led the Indian side.
The joint civil works projects include the construction of a bailey bridge, road repair, and the strengthening of retaining walls along the border, which spans five Indian states: Assam, West Bengal, Mizoram, Meghalaya, and Tripura.
The two sides also discussed criminal activity along the India-Bangladesh border which has been a persistent issue, posing a significant threat to the safety of Border Security Force (BSF) personnel. The border region has become a hotbed for various illegal activities, including smuggling, human trafficking, and drug trafficking. These activities not only endanger the lives of the local population but also put the safety of BSF personnel at risk.
The two sides have agreed to intensify public awareness programs, share real-time information, and make all-out efforts to bring criminals to justice. They will also remain extra vigilant to curb trans-border crimes such as smuggling of drugs, contraband items, gold, and fake Indian currency notes.
The joint development projects signify a crucial step towards ensuring the safety of both India and Bangladesh. By working together on these projects, the two countries can strengthen their border security and reduce the risk of criminal activity, thereby protecting the lives of their citizens and security personnel.
By collaborating on initiatives that benefit both nations, they can foster mutual trust and understanding, paving the way for stronger diplomatic ties and increased cooperation in various sectors.
India's commitment to joint development projects with neighbouring countries is a positive step towards promoting regional stability and prosperity. By continuing to pursue such initiatives, India can strengthen its diplomatic relations, enhance its security, and contribute to the overall well-being of the region.
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