“It’s the relationship in which both of us gain,” he said, rejecting a media analysis that Bangladesh’s relations with China can be at the cost of India as “absolutely false”. Both countries are “absolutely centrally vital for us” and that the government would “continue to preserve the extraordinary relations”, Rizvi said. Both India and China support and value a stable and prosperous Bangladesh, he said. “It is our great advantage to have extraordinary relations.”He said Bangladesh’s relations with China are “extremely important” for rapid economic growth and infrastructure development. It is a win-win situation.”However, India has reservations on China’s “one-belt, one-road initiative” which is also known as OBOR.

Source: bd News24 May 08, 2017 16:30 UTC