Dhaka, April 2 -- The interim government on Wednesday said they want to proceed maintaining good relations with all countries and highlighted that Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus' comment relating to the Northeastern states of India was made with honest intentions, keeping in mind the benefits of regional connectivity.

"He made the statement with honest intentions. If different interpretations are provided, we cannot prevent it," Chief Adviser's High Representative for the Rohingya issue and other priority Dr Khalilur Rahman said while responding to a question at Foreign Service Academy.

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