Foreign Secretary Masud Bin Momen will be visiting India from February 23 to 25 at an invitation of his Indian counterpart Harsh Vardhan Shringla.
Shringla extended the invitation to Masud during his two-day official visit to Bangladesh in December last year.
The foreign secretary will arrive in Chennai, the southern part of India on February 23 from Dhaka where he will formally inaugurate Bangladesh's Deputy High Commission, a source familiar with the visit told BSS Wednesday.
From Chennai, the foreign secretary will reach New Delhi the next day (February 24) where he will hold a bilateral meeting with Shringla.
During the meeting, the two foreign secretaries are expected to discuss various bilateral and multilateral issues ranging from bilateral cooperation to security issues, according to the sources.
Foreign secretary Masud will leave New Delhi for Dhaka on February 25 after completing his three-day official visit to India.
When contacted, a source of Bangladesh mission in New Delhi confirmed the visit of Bangladesh foreign secretary saying they are working on the visit.
"Yes, the visit is almost confirmed...we are working on it," an official of the mission said. But, he declined to give details.
Momen last visited India from January 27 to 29 last year for the annual Bangladesh-India Foreign Office Consultation (FOC).
Foreign secretaries of both the countries led their respected delegation to the FOC when they reviewed the entire gamut of bilateral interest ranging from Covid-19 cooperation to security issues.
