Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said on Wednesday that the image of the nation has brightened by its success in curbing terrorism and militancy.The Prime Minister was addressing the graduation ceremony of the Defence Services Command .
PM for peaceful solution to Rohingya crisis
29 January, 2021 12:00 AM
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Thursday 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, reports UNB.
DSCSC graduates will work as soldiers of 2041’s Bangladesh: PM
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DHAKA, Jan 28, 2021 (BSS) – Reiterating her government’s goal to turn Bangladesh into a developed nation by 2041, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today expected that DSCSC graduates would pull the country into a sustainable and self-reliant position through their acquired knowledge and commitment.
“Today’s graduates of the Defence Services Command and Staff College (DSCSC) will work as the soldiers of 2041’s Bangladesh,” she said.
The premier was addressing the graduation ceremony of DSCSC’s 2020-21 Course at Sheikh Hasina Complex in DSCSC, joining virtually from her official residence Ganabhaban.
Mentioning that the country is celebrating the birth centenary of Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and also going to celebrate the Golden Jubilee of the country’s independence this year, she said the government is working with the goal of making Bangladesh a developed nation by 2041.
Rohingya crisis: PM pushes for peaceful solution
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Thursday 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 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.
The Prime Minister said this while addressing the graduation ceremony of the Defence Services Command and Staff College (DSCSC) 2020-21 Course at Sheikh Hasina Complex in Mirpur Cantonment in the city. She joined the programme virtually from her official residence Ganabhaban.