19th March is the memorable date of India-Bangladesh Friendship Treaty in the pages of history.

New Delhi . The date of March 19 holds a special significance in the history of India and Bangladesh. On this day in 1972, both the countries took a new initiative of friendship and cooperation, which started a new era for bilateral relations.

On 19 March 1972, the Treaty of Peace and Friendship was signed between India and Bangladesh. This treaty was not limited to only political and security matters, but it also aimed to promote mutual cooperation in cultural, literary and art fields. The treaty mainly included criticism of colonialism, non-alignment policy and cooperation based on shared values.

Both countries promised through the treaty that they would support each other and encourage cooperation in regional peace, stability and development. This treaty strengthened the foundation of bilateral relations and set the course for friendly relations between India and Bangladesh.

Even after years, this date of March 19 is considered a symbol of common heritage and friendship between India and Bangladesh. This day reminds of the efforts through which both the countries gave priority to mutual respect, cooperation and cultural exchange.

Even today, this treaty serves as the foundation stone for trade, education, culture and regional security between India and Bangladesh and contributes to strengthening the friendship between the two countries.