Dhaka, Feb. 7 -- In an effort to strengthen bilateral ties between Dhaka and Islamabad, Pakistan's Foreign Minister (FM) Ishaq Dar may pay an official visit to Bangladesh in April, with preparations currently underway.

Foreign Affairs Adviser Md Touhid Hossain shared this information during a view-exchange meeting with the media on Thursday.

He stated, "We haven't fixed a date yet, but we assume he will come. The exact date hasn't been set, and it will take some time. I estimate he might visit in April, but not before that. So, there's still plenty of time."

When asked whether unresolved issues, such as Pakistan's apology for the events of 1971 or Bangladesh's financial claims, would be discussed, Touhid Hossain said, "We have unresolv...