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Bangladesh foreign secretary Asad Alan Siam to be new high commissioner in New Delhi: Sources

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Bangladesh's foreign secretary Asad Alan Siam is set to be the new high commissioner in New Delhi

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Bangladesh's foreign secretary Asad Alan Siam is set to be the new high commissioner in New Delhi, people familiar with the matter have told HT. This development comes after India cleared Agrément for the new envoy.

A copy of this Agrément has also been handed over in Dhaka.

More details awaited

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