Bangladesh, Myanmar to work together to combat drug trafficking, narcotics smuggling
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Bangladesh, Myanmar to work together to combat drug trafficking, narcotics smuggling

Bangladesh, Myanmar to work together to combat drug trafficking, narcotics smuggling


Bangladesh and Myanmar will work together to combat drug trafficking and narcotic smuggling across the borders to ensure peace, stability and security in both countries.

Both sides made the commitment at the 5th Bangladesh-Myanmar meeting on the prevention of illicit trafficking in narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances organised by Myanmar's Central Committee on Drug Abuse Control (CCDAC) online Thursday.

Department of Narcotics Control Director General Abdul Wahab Bhuiyan led a 20-member Bangladesh delegation.

Police Brigadier Win Nying, chief of CCDAC, headed a 13-member Myanmar delegation.

Bangladesh, Myanmar to work together to combat drug trafficking, narcotics smuggling

Bangladesh and Myanmar discussed sources of narcotics, their routes and smuggling techniques, information sharing on drug traders, destruction of narcotics production and storage, and joint operations on land and water borders.

Earlier four such bilateral meetings were held between Bangladesh and Myanmar. The last meeting was organised by Bangladesh in December 2020. The next, sixth, bilateral meeting will be held in Dhaka in 2023 and Bangladesh will host it.

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