IOM Bangladesh Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis Response - Monthly Situation Report (June 2021)

Situation Report
Source : IOM
14 Jul 2021 Link : Here

IOM Bangladesh Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis Response - Monthly Situation Report (April 2021)

Situation Report
Source :IOM

6 May 2021

IOM Bangladesh: Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis Response, Situation Report on the Fire Response (One Month Later)

Situation Report
Source : IOM
5 May 2021

Saifuddin undertakes official visit to Myanmar.

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STRAITSTIMES

April 7, 2019
By Bernama

Foreign Affairs Minister Datuk Saifuddin Abdullah will undertake a two-day official visit to Myanmar beginning today. Pic by NSTP / ZULFADHLI ZULKIFLI

PUTRAJAYA: Foreign Affairs Minister Datuk Saifuddin Abdullah will undertake a two-day official visit to Myanmar beginning today.

Wisma Putra in a statement said the visit aimed to enhance bilateral relations between the two countries and provide an opportunity for constructive engagements on matters of mutual interest and future cooperation.

QRCS-KRCS delegation hands shelters over to Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh

Reliefweb 
04 Mar 2019

March 4 th, 2019 ― Doha: A joint high-profile delegation from Qatar Red Crescent Society (QRCS) and Kuwait Red Crescent Society (KRCS) has visited Bangladesh to review humanitarian operations for the Rohingya refugees and hand over newly built shelters to refugee camp inhabitants.

QRCS was represented by Ali bin Hassan Al-Hammadi, Secretary-General, and Dr. Faouzi Oussedik, Head of International Relations. KRCS’s delegation was headed by the organization’s President, Dr. Hilal Mussaed Al-Sayer.

Daw Suu's Rakhine investment forum speech in full.

MYANMAR TIMES
THIHA KO KO | 23 FEB 2019

State Counsellor Daw Aung San Suu Kyi speaking during the opening ceremony of the Invest Myanmar Summit 2019. Photo - EPA

State Counsellor Daw Aung San Suu Kyi touted Rakhine State's "untapped" economic potential to investors and trade organisations on Friday in a Japan-sponsored investment forum held in Ngapali beach. But she glossed over violence and humanitarian nightmare in the area, saying the international community had “focused narrowly on negative aspects” of the ongoing northern Rakhine crisis, which led to an estimated 730,000 Muslim refugees fleeing to Bangladesh.

Week in Review: US firms look for investment opportunities in Myanmar.

MYANMAR TIMES

THE MYANMAR TIMES | 22 FEB 2019

As the country continues to get pilloried in the international community because of the still unresolved humanitarian crisis in northern Rakhine State, US companies are exploring opportunities in the country amid efforts to open up some sectors such as banking, finance and education.

US Ambassador to Myanmar Scot Marciel met recently with representatives of the Union of Myanmar Federation of Chambers Commerce and Industry to discuss and explore opportunities available for US businesses.