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Pakistan And Bangladesh Relations Essay

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Scope of the Study. Pakistan and Bangladesh despite being far apart, share common interests and goals because of common history as well as akin religious, economic, social and political aspects. Pakistan and Bangladesh relations suffered great cataclysm after the seperation on 16 December 1971 and the surfacing of Bangladesh as a independent state. The interaction between both the countries has gone through different stages of conflict and cooperation despite religious, cultural and economic similarities. The independence of Bangladesh after 1971 war and a elongated past of unfair and vinegary relations between the two wings set the stage for the future relations between Pakistan and Bangladesh. Ironically, even after more than four decades …show more content…

Moonis Ahmar says that There are no short methods to alter Pakistan and Bangladesh relations from relative coldness to mutual tenderness. Extra endeavors by the governments and different sections of civil societies of both countries are required to enhance the process of reconciliation.
2.2.6 Saman Zulfqar in her article "Revisiting Pakistan-Bangladesh relations" argues that if the government considers enlivening the past then it should seek to disconnect myths from veracity and truth from fiction. It is not doable to change the past but one can hope for a improved future.
2.2.7 In Bangladesh- Pakistan Forum (PBF), a day- long seminar (published on June 15, 2002) on scenario for closer ties between Pakistan and Bangladesh, General Ibrahim completed by saying that some way must be established whether by sentiments of Bangladeshi people about the wrong doings in 1971 are taken care of, and the issues of division of assets and stranded Pakistani are settled.
2.2.8 Interior Minister Moinuddin Haider called for improvement in Pakistan-Bangladesh relations to remove ‘misgivings’ between the two countries. While talking at a function he said “The Pakistan and Bangladesh relationship should be advanced on concrete lines to eradicate misapprehensions,”. Article from Dawn, December 17,

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