The Gambia is seeking Bangladesh’s support in a genocide case against Myanmar for the Rohingya Muslims. Gambian Foreign Minister Tangara affirmed his country’s commitment to justice for the Rohingya during a meeting with Chief Adviser Prof Yunus, who expressed gratitude and highlighted the need for humanitarian aid and deeper cooperation between the two nations.
The Gambia is actively seeking support from Bangladesh in its pursuit of a genocide case against Myanmar, specifically for justice on behalf of the marginalized Rohingya Muslim community. Gambian Foreign Minister Mamadou Tangara emphasized the Gambian government’s commitment, stating that President of Gambia is dedicated to raising this critical issue internationally during a meeting with Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus at the State Guest House Jamuna.
Prof Yunus expressed gratitude towards Gambia for its dedication to the Rohingya cause, acknowledging the enduring commitment of the African nation to see the case succeed, as stated by his press wing. He reiterated the importance of Gambia’s support, referring to it as a significant aid in their endeavors for justice.
Mamadou Tangara commended Prof Yunus for his leadership capabilities, expressing confidence that his diplomatic efforts would benefit the Rohingya people’s pursuit of dignity. He recognized Prof Yunus as a well-respected figure in Gambia, assuring him that the international community would rally behind him in his endeavors.
Moreover, Prof Yunus discussed initiatives to mobilize humanitarian aid for the Rohingya, including essential supplies of food and medical assistance to those displaced in Rakhine State, as well as measures to prevent further migration into Bangladesh. He also advocated for enhanced trade relations and cooperation between the two nations while encouraging communication on how Bangladesh could further assist Gambia in its mission.
The discussions included the successful signing of an agreement for collaboration in United Nations peacekeeping operations, alongside talks regarding the potential impact of microcredit programs in alleviating poverty in Africa and fostering peace in conflict-affected regions.
Present during this significant meeting were Dr Khalilur Rahman, the High Representative of the Chief Adviser regarding Rohingya affairs, and Lamiya Morshed, the Senior Secretary leading Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) affairs for the Bangladesh government.
In summary, The Gambia is seeking collaboration with Bangladesh to advance a genocide case against Myanmar for the Rohingya community. Both nations underscore their commitment to humanitarian efforts, trade cooperation, and peacekeeping operations. The engagement between Gambia and Bangladesh reflects a collective determination to address the plight of the Rohingya and foster regional stability through mutual support and effective diplomatic initiatives.
Original Source: unb.com.bd
