State Minister for Foreign Affairs Md Shahriar Alam on Tuesday said there is no pressure from the US administration in Bangladesh regarding any issue.
Rather Dhaka and Washington have planned greater engagement and exchange of high-level visits in the coming months, he said.
He made the remarks at his office speaking about media reports on Monday's Parliamentary Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs.
During the meeting at the parliament, the junior minister said no member of the committee has said Washington is mounting pressure on Dhaka.
He further said the conversation at the parliamentary standing committee is highly classified and there is no option to disclose the discussion beyond the committee.
About the Bangladesh-US upcoming bilateral engagement, Alam said Foreign Minister Dr AK Abdul Momen has been invited by his US counterpart Antony Blinken to pay a visit to the US on April 4.
Besides, he said that "Partnership Dialogue", "High-Level Economic Consultation" and "Security Dialogue" between the two countries will be held in coming months.
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