DHAKA, 28 May 2022, (TON): Foreign minister AK Abdul Momen left Dhaka for Guwahati via Kolkata to attend the third edition of the Asian Confluence flagship dialogue NADI Conclave to be held on May 28-29.

The two-day conclave will be inaugurated by foreign minister Momen, his Indian counterpart Subrahmanyam Jaishankar and the foreign minister of Thailand, along with Himanta Biswa Sarma, chief minister of Assam in the presence of diplomats of several countries, top experts and scientists and other dignitaries.

Indian finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman will deliver the valedictory address of the conclave on May 29.

A galaxy of leaders and experts will be there in Guwahati to attend the event organised by think tank Asian Confluence, headquartered in Shillong, in collaboration with ministry of external affairs, government of India.

The organisers said “the goal will be to articulate and activate a collective vision of sub-regional cooperation in the Bay of Bengal region and with South-East Asia, keeping North East India and Assam at the epicentre of activity.”