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_Narinjara_News_{Prime
Minister of}_Burma_{’s fruitful visit to}_Bangladesh_{started yesterday}_Dhaka_{, April
5}_{: Prime Minister of}_Burma_{General Khin Nyunt arrived}_Dhaka_at_{11:30 a.m.}_{yesterday for his three days official visit to}_Bangladesh_{.

He was received by Bangladesh Prime Minister Begum Khaleda
Zia and her cabinet colleagues with 19 gun salutes
and red carpet.

Later Burmese PM called on Begum Khela Zia at her office and
exchanged views on bilateral and international issues.

In the eve of his visit three Memorandums of
Understanding (MoUs) were signed by both the sides.
The MoUs are cooperation in farm sector, construction
of link road between}_Bangladesh_and_Burma_{and for waiving visa fees for diplomats and government officials, following the
official talks between the two delegates of two
neighboring countries.

In the talks include taking step in line with the 1994 agreement on narcotics
control to combat drug trafficking, hold quarterly consultations to sort out
borders irritants, check cross border crimes and the issues on exchange of
prisoners in the jails of both countries.

Today, Burmese General Prime Minister Khin Nyunt left}_Dhaka_for_Chittagong_{,
Bandarban and Cox’s Bazar
for visiting Export Processing Zone in}_Chittagong_{and
paying homage to some Buddhist pagodas in Bandarban
and Cox’s Bazar.

He has also programs to watch foundation stone laying ceremony on construction
of link road at Ramu township
on the way to}_Chittagong_{.

He will fly off for home tomorrow from}_Chittagong_.
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