Gambia is seeking Bangladesh’s support in its genocide case against Myanmar concerning Rohingya Muslims. Foreign Minister Mamadou Tangara assured the commitment of Gambia’s leadership towards this cause. Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus emphasized the need for humanitarian aid for the Rohingya and proposed deeper cooperation between the nations.
Gambian Foreign Minister Mamadou Tangara recently discussed the ongoing genocide case against Myanmar regarding the persecution of the Rohingya Muslims with Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus. Tangara emphasized Gambia’s commitment, stating that President Gambia and the people are dedicated to bringing this vital issue back into focus.
In a meeting held at the State Guest House Jamuna, the Gambian Foreign Minister expressed appreciation for Yunus’s support in seeking justice for the Rohingya. Yunus expressed gratitude towards Gambia for their persistent efforts and urged for additional support in pursuing the case successfully.
Tangara praised Prof Yunus’s leadership, stating that his diplomatic prowess would significantly aid the Rohingya people. He acknowledged Yunus as a well-known figure in Gambia, suggesting that his influence would unite the international community in support. Tangara also conveyed best wishes for Yunus in his new role as the head of Bangladesh’s Interim Government.
Prof Yunus highlighted Bangladesh’s initiatives to mobilize humanitarian aid for the Rohingya, seeking assistance in providing necessary resources in Rakhine to prevent further refugee flows. He called for greater bilateral trade and cooperation, indicating willingness to support Gambia’s efforts.
Furthermore, both leaders expressed satisfaction in signing an agreement for collaborative work in UN peacekeeping operations. They explored the potential of microcredit programs to alleviate poverty in Africa and enhance stability in conflict-affected areas. Present during this constructive dialogue were Dr Khalilur Rahman and Lamiya Morshed, who play crucial roles in addressing Rohingya issues and sustainable development respectively.
The discussion between Gambia and Bangladesh underscores a committed international effort to address the human rights crisis faced by the Rohingya Muslims. Both nations expressed mutual support, emphasizing humanitarian goals while aiming for deeper cooperation and peace initiatives. The dialogue highlights the importance of global solidarity in pursuing justice and sustainable development.
Original Source: unb.com.bd
