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Rohingya crisis: PM Hasina pushes for peaceful solution

Dhaka Tribune 
UNB
January 28th, 2021
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina virtually hands over certificates among participants of Defence Services Command and Staff College (DSCSC) 2020-21 Course at Sheikh Hasina Complex in Mirpur Cantonment in Dhaka on Thursday, January 28, 2021 ISPR
 

Bangladesh is continuing discussions with Myanmar so that they take back their citizens, says the prime minister

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has said Bangladesh continues its discussions with Myanmar with a friendly attitude for the repatriation of Rohingyas without engaging in any conflict for the sake of regional security and development.

"Responding to the call of endangered humanity, we’ve given shelter to around 10 lakh Rohingyas despite [our] various limitations, including internal resource constraint. And we didn’t engage in conflict with anyone for the sake of regional security and development apart from creating scopes so that the forcibly displaced Myanmar citizens can return to their homeland, " she said on Thursday.

Sheikh Hasina said this while virtually addressing the graduation ceremony of the Defence Services Command and Staff College (DSCSC) 2020-21 Course at Sheikh Hasina Complex in Mirpur Cantonment, from her official residence Ganobhaban.

"We’re carrying out that discussion with a friendly attitude, but we must say who’s doing injustice…they must take back their nationals and we want that," she said.

Coronavirus

Talking about coronavirus, the premier said this virus brought the entire world to a standstill, dealing a serious blow to every sector, including socioeconomic development.

"In this condition, we’re continuing our efforts for maintaining all the development activities, including the economy apart from ensuring health security of the people of the country," she said adding,

"We’ve achieved successes in many sectors."

The prime minister said the vaccination program in Bangladesh has started following the arrival of a vaccine.

“We’re dealing with the virus.”

 
A total of 225 officers of the Army, Navy and the Air Force, including 43 officers from 16 foreign countries, successfully completed a year-long training course at the DSCSC on Thursday, January 28, 2021 | ISPR
Armed Forces

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said the importance of the Armed Forces remains unlimited in the context of safeguarding the country’s independence and sovereignty.

Realising it, the Father of the Nation took necessary steps soon after the independence to develop a disciplined and professional armed force in the country and formulated a defence policy to this end, Hasina said.

She explained that following the policy of Bangabandhu, the government formulated the Forces Goal-2030 to further develop, expand and modernise it and is now working to implement it.

Bangladesh’s Foreign Policy

Hasina said Bangladesh attaches importance to the foreign policy of the Father of the Nation “Friendship to all, malice to none” and her government is very active to take the inter-country relationships to the highest level.

She elaborated the various steps taken by her government for the development of various sectors, including digitalisation, power, education, healthcare and other sectors.

Staff College

About the DSCSC, she called it as the most modern training and educational institution and hoped that the graduating officers would play their due roles in developing Bangladesh as a stable, sustainable and self-dependent country through their skills, knowledge and experience.

The DSCSC has been able to continue training courses safely through an e-learning solution system introducing its own server and internet network, the prime minister said expressing satisfaction for the success.

Hasina said such arrangements have made it possible to continue the course without any break, not even for a single day, during this coronavirus pandemic.

DSCSC commandant Major General Md Jubayer Salehin also spoke at the program.

Earlier, the prime minister handed over graduation certificates among the course participants virtually.

A total of 225 officers of the Army, Navy and the Air Force, including 43 officers from 16 foreign countries, successfully completed a year-long training course at the DSCSC.

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