Malaysian FM arrives in Dhaka

NEWAGE
Published: Jul 07,2019

Malaysian foreign minister Saifuddin Abdullah arrived here on Saturday on a three-day visit to discuss wide-ranging bilateral, regional and international issues including Rohingya issue.

The Malaysian foreign minister, who is now on his first trip to Bangladesh since assuming the post last year, would have a bilateral meeting with his Bangladesh counterpart AK Abdul Momen on Sunday, said a foreign ministry official here.

Solving Rohingya Crisis: Dhaka wants stronger role of Kuala Lumpur

The Daily Star
July 07, 2019
Porimol Palma

Malaysian Foreign Minister Saifuddin Abdullah. Photo taken from Twitter

Bangladesh wants a stronger role of Malaysia, an influential member of the Asean, in addressing the Rohingya crisis as visiting Malaysian Foreign Minister Saifuddin Abdullah holds a meeting with his Bangladeshi counterpart in Dhaka today.

During the meeting, Dhaka would request Kuala Lumpur to reopen its labour market for Bangladeshis, Foreign Minister AK Abdul Momen told The Daily Star yesterday.

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.

Saifuddin: M’sia will not deport Rohingyas

Malaysian Reserve
Wednesday, March 27th, 2019

by LYDIA NATHAN / pic by TMR FILE PIX

 If this issue is not resolved, more of them will be on the run, says minister

 

THE government has given the assurance that Rohingya refugees will not be deported, in line with Malaysia’s firm disposition on the unrest and related issues that are plaguing their country of origin.

Saifuddin: Rohingya crisis costing global taxpayers millions of dollars.

THE Star ONLINE
Wednesday, 27 Mar 2019

By Mei Mei Chu

GOMBAK: The Rohingya crisis is costing millions in global taxpayers’ money for humanitarian aid due to the actions of one country, says Foreign Minister Datuk Saifuddin Abdullah.

Saifuddin said Malaysia had spent “millions” on the Malaysian Field Hospital in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh.

Aid for Rohingya costing taxpayers millions, says foreign minister

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Minderjeet Kaur
March 26, 2019 1:03 P

Rohingya refugees in a camp at Cox’s Bazaar in Bangladesh. (Bernama pic)

GOMBAK: Foreign Minister Saifuddin Abdullah says the government is committed to supporting displaced Rohingya refugees but warns that humanitarian aid is costing millions in taxpayers’ money.

Saifuddin: Millions spent on Rohingya crisis because Myanmar allowed genocide to happen.

THE Star ONLINE
Tuesday, 26 Mar 2019

By Mei Mei Chu

GOMBAK: The Rohingya crisis is costing millions in global taxpayers' money for humanitarian aid because one country allowed genocide and ethnic cleansing to happen, says Foreign Minister Datuk Saifuddin Abdullah.

Minister: Malaysia urges Rohingya oppressors be brought immediately to ICC

malaymail
Published on 19 February 2019

Foreign Minister Datuk Saifuddin Abdullah speaks to Malay Mail during an interview at his office in Putrajaya July 26, 2018. — Picture by Yusof Mat Isa

KLANG, Feb 19 — Malaysia urged that the ‘criminals’ who oppressed the Rohingya ethnic community in Myanmar to be brought immediately to the International Criminal Court (ICC), said Foreign Minister Datuk Saifuddin Abdullah.

Saifuddin: Rohingya oppressors must be brought immediately to ICC

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By Bernama - February 19, 2019 @ 8:28pm

Some of the Rohingya refugee children attend a class at the Rohingya Education Center in Klang. -NSTP/ROSLIN MAT TAHIR

KLANG: Malaysia urged that the 'criminals' who oppressed the Rohingya ethnic community in Myanmar to be brought immediately to the International Criminal Court (ICC), said Foreign Minister Datuk Saifuddin Abdullah.

Putrajaya wants 'criminals' who oppress Rohingya brought to ICC

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Bernama | Published: 19th Feburary 2019

Malaysia wants the "criminals" who oppress the Rohingya ethnic community in Myanmar to be brought immediately to the International Criminal Court (ICC), Foreign Minister Saifuddin Abdullah said today.

Saifuddin said that although the matter could take a long time, Putrajaya is very serious about the issue as such oppression has forced the Rohingya ethnic community to become refugees all over the world.