Bangladesh and India want to achieve more through mutual cooperation and discussions giving the people of the two countries more benefits in the next 50 years with solid stability in the entire region. “Good relations between Bangladesh and India are an example for other countries. In the next 50 years, we hope to reach our higher development goals by mutually helping each other,” Foreign Minister  AK Abdul Momen told reporters after his meeting with visiting Indian President Ram Nath Kovind on Wednesday. During his meeting with the Indian President,  Momen discussed bilateral issues and both sides reiterated their wish to further consolidate the existing friendly ties between the two countries. Read:Gifts from President: What Kovind brings for Hasina! State Minister for Foreign Affairs Md. Shahriar Alam and Foreign Secretary Masud Bin Momen were also present at the meeting with Kovind.  Momen apprised him of the excellent progress in bilateral cooperation and of future joint projects, including in the area of connectivity. While talking to reporters, the state minister said the continued cooperation between the two countries established peace and stability in the region and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina conveyed to the Indian President that this cooperation will go a long way. He said the two countries resolved many issues while pending issues will be resolved through discussions. Shahriar said the prime minister conveyed to the Indian President that Bangladesh does not treat anybody as a minority rather everyone enjoys equal rights in the country.