While dates of Swaraj's visit are yet to be finalized, indications are that she will go to Dhaka this month.
External Affairs Ministry Spokesman said the Minister is going to a neighbouring country this month but did not specify the country and the dates.
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"If you would like to know whether the External Affairs Minister independently would be going to another neighbour, my answer would be yes", he said adding "this will indicate to you that the neighbourhood is India's priority. We will let you know those when, because it is not before the visit of the Prime Minister to Bhutan.
Bangladesh Foreign Minister A H Mahmood Ali had written a letter to Swaraj soon after she was sworn in as External Affairs Minister on May 26, felicitating her and inviting her to visit Bangladesh.
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