India and Bangladesh are likely to sign at least a dozen of bilateral agreements in different areas during Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's four-day visit to India. the two leaders are likely to discuss Teesta water sharing and Rohingya issues.

Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina is set to leave for New Delhi on Thursday to attend the India Economic Summit of the World Economic Forum (WEF). She is slated to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi during her visit. This will be her first visit after assuming office for the third consecutive term.

"Exactly, I can't confirm it right now that how many bilateral agreements will be signed but I can say that we are supposed to ink at least 10 to 12 instruments," Bangladesh Foreign Minister AK Abdul Momen said while briefing media on Wednesday afternoon at the ministry.

The agreements will be signed between Dhaka and Delhi after the bilateral talks between PM Modi and his Bangladeshi counterpart Sheikh Hasina in New Delhi on October 5.

Momen said that all issues, including water sharing of Teesta, Rohingya repatriation and border killing will be discussed during bilateral talks between Bangladesh and India led by premiers of the two countries on October 5 in New Delhi.

"All bilateral issues between Bangladesh and India will be discussed during the meeting (Shiekh Hasina-PM Modi talk) including framework agreement overall Trans-boundary rivers with Teesta Indian cooperation on Rohingya repatriation reducing border killing at zero," Momen said.

Sheikh Hasina will also pay a courtesy call on President Ram Nath Kovind at Rashtrapati Bhawan on October 5. She will meet Congress interim President Sonia Gandhi at her residence on October 6.