Gambian Foreign Minister Mamadou Tangara met with Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus to discuss Gambia’s pursuit of a genocide case against Myanmar on behalf of the Rohingya Muslims. Both leaders expressed commitment to solidarity, humanitarian efforts, and potential trade relations. They also celebrated an agreement for cooperation in UN peacekeeping and addressed poverty alleviation in Africa through microcredit initiatives.
On Wednesday, Gambian Foreign Minister Mamadou Tangara discussed the genocide case against Myanmar with Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus, emphasizing the need for justice for the Rohingya Muslims. Tangara reassured Yunus of Gambia’s commitment to the issue, stating, “We want to put this issue back on the map.” He highlighted that both the Gambian president and the populace stand firmly behind the cause.
Professor Yunus expressed gratitude for Gambia’s advocacy for the Rohingya, acknowledging the benefits of Gambia’s involvement in the case. He emphasized the significance of international support, stating, “We want this case to succeed. We want your support. It is a big help for us.” Tangara commended Yunus’s reputation in Gambia, noting that his diplomatic efforts could greatly assist the Rohingya community.
Tangara wished Yunus success in his role as head of Bangladesh’s Interim Government and reaffirmed the collaborative spirit between their nations. Yunus shared Bangladesh’s initiatives to provide humanitarian aid to the Rohingya, advocating for assistance in Rakhine to prevent further displacement. Furthermore, he suggested enhancing trade and partnerships, stating, “Let us know how we can help you.”
The leaders also celebrated an agreement for joint United Nations peacekeeping initiatives and explored the potential of microcredit to alleviate poverty in Africa and promote peace in volatile regions. The meeting included Khalilur Rahman and Lamiya Morshed from the Bangladeshi government, who contributed to discussions on these critical matters.
The meeting between Gambian Foreign Minister Mamadou Tangara and Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus underscores the cooperative effort between Gambia and Bangladesh in addressing the plight of the Rohingya Muslims. Both leaders reinforced their commitment to the genocide case against Myanmar, emphasizing the importance of international solidarity and humanitarian support for the affected individuals. Their collaborative initiatives aim not only to achieve justice but also to foster economic relationships and peace in the region.
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