For the case of Bangladesh and India sharing 4096.7 km of land borderline trade is definitely important here for security, mutual benefit and regiol integration. Further, Bangladesh’s strategic connectivity to India’s Northeast would help India to have easy access as well as to promote export of Indian products to Bangladesh, the statement said. The export of APEDA scheduled products to Bangladesh during 2016-17 is to the tune of US $ 396.44 million. The major products exported to Bangladesh are non-Basmati rice, other fresh vegetables, fresh onion, wheat, maize, cereal preparations, miscellaneous preparations, dairy products, other fresh fruits, fresh grapes, pulses, ground nuts, cocoa products, tural honey, jaggery and confectioner, Basmati rice, dried and preserved vegetables, other cereals, alcoholic beverages, floriculture, mango pulp, milled products, guar gum, fresh mangoes, etc.