India’s High Commissioner to Australia, Nagesh Singh, has met Bangladesh’s High Commissioner to Australia, F. M. Borhan Uddin, for discussions covering India-Bangladesh relations and matters of mutual interest.
The meeting took place in Canberra and was shared by the High Commission of India, which said the two diplomats exchanged views on bilateral relations between India and Bangladesh.
The engagement comes as both countries continue to maintain diplomatic ties across a range of areas, including trade, regional cooperation and people-to-people connections.
Singh took up his role as India’s High Commissioner to Australia after being appointed to the position by India’s Ministry of External Affairs in December 2025. He previously served as India’s ambassador to Thailand.
Borhan Uddin has served as Bangladesh’s High Commissioner to Australia since April 2025, according to the Australian Government’s official protocol listing.
The latest meeting provides another diplomatic channel for discussions between the two countries in Australia, although no specific agreements or outcomes from the meeting were announced.
The High Commission of India said the discussions covered India-Bangladesh relations and matters of mutual interest.
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