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International
Responsibility:
Bangladesh
inherited the partnership in the Single Convention on Narcotics
Drugs, 1961. It also became a signatory to the Convention
on Psychotropic Substances 1971 and the UN convention
against Illicit Traffic in Narcotics Drugs and Psychotropic
Substances in 1988. It has signed and ratified the SAARC
Convention on Narcotics Drugs and Psychotropic Substances of 1990.
Its Parliament ratified all the UN Conventions to support, advance
and cooperate with international efforts to combat and control the
drug menace. International day Against Drug Abuse and its Illicit
Trafficking is celebrated on the 26 June each year through a
variety of programs. Bangladesh entered into a bilateral agreement
on technical assistance with the USA in 1993 for drug abuse
prevention and control and received various equipment for drug
abuse prevention and control. We also receive facilities for
domestic and overseas training, fellowships and study tours from
the DEA, INM, USIA of USA, JICA of Japan and from the Governments
of UK and France. We are also provided with training facilities
from DAP of the Colombo Plan Bureau, the SAARC, the UNESCO, the
ILO and the UNODC. We hosted a good number of SAARC Workshop,
Seminar and Symposium during last few years.
The DNC has a
close contact with the Regional Office of the UNODC located in New
Delhi, India and the following International Agencies. Bangladesh exchange
information with USA, UK, France, and India regularly through
their Drug Liaison Officers posted at Dhaka. We send information
regularly to the INCB at Vienna and the SDOMD at Colombo, Sri
Lanka. The DNC has also close contact with the following agencies
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International
Narcotics Control Board (INCB)
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Commission on
Narcotics Drug (CND)
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International
Police Organization (INTERPOL)
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SAARC Drug Offence
Monitoring Desk (SDOMD)
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Colombo Plan
Secretariat
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Japan
International Cooperation Agency (JICA)
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Drug Enforcement
Administration (DEA).
International Convention:
Regional Convention:
Agreement for Mutual Cooperation:
Bangladesh signed a Bilateral Agreement/MOU (Memorandum of Understanding) with
Myanmar,
Iran and India:
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