Imran Haider has officially assumed his role as Pakistan’s new High Commissioner to Bangladesh, arriving in Dhaka on Friday morning. Previously serving as ambassador to Myanmar and Tajikistan, Haider replaces Syed Ahmed Maroof, who left Dhaka on leave in May and did not return. Haider has held various diplomatic roles in Tehran, Madrid, Delhi, the UAE, and New York since joining Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry in 1996. His appointment comes ahead of a planned visit by Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar to Dhaka on August 23.
Imran Haider, the newly appointed High Commissioner of Pakistan to Bangladesh, has arrived in Dhaka. He reached the capital on Friday morning, according to a statement from the Pakistan High Commission in Dhaka.
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