cover ;; Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has known that even after more than three years, she has not returned a single Rohingya in Mynmar.
He has called on the international community to take an effective role in this poison.
Sheikh Hasina said this in her speech at the 75th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York on Saturday (September 26).
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said Bangladesh has been sheltered for the forced displaced Mitanmar citizens of more than 11 lakh. Although more than three years have passed, the Rohingyas have not returned even one Rohingya. This problem will be created by the mechanmar and the solution of this problem. I request the international community to take an effective role in this regard.
Knowing the support of Bangladesh to the oppressed people of Palestine, the Prime Minister said, in our freedom struggle, the Bengali nation has been a victim of indescribable crimes like misery, crimes against humanity and genocide. From that difficult experience, we have been supporting the unsightly demands of the oppressed Palestinian people.
Knowing that the poisons like intolerance, hatred, hatred and radical nationalism are exempting during the pandemic Corona, the Prime Minister said, "We can deal with these poisons by establishing a culture of peace."
Referring to Bangladesh's zero-tallerance policy against terrorism and extremism, Sheikh Hasina said, ‘We have adopted a ’zerotolerance' policy against terrorism and violent extremism, as well as international cooperation, along with the national initiative of the pandemic, is essential."
The Prime Minister said that our support for global desire to build a world free of nuclear weapons is unanimous, and we strongly support the activities of developing countries in the poison of the peaceful use of nuclear technology.
Knowing that the existing problems of the risky countries that are dangerous due to water change are constantly being pronounced, the Prime Minister said that even in this time of crisis, we have to deal with the adverse effects of flood and cyclone Amphan. As the president of the CVFI V20 Finance Minister, Bangladesh will lead a sustainable plan to overcome the water problem.
Commenting that the existing global challenges have been more pronounced due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Prime Minister said that the pandemic has forced us to realize that there is no alternative to multilateralism in the transition of the crisis. We have a strong confidence in the multilateralism of the United Nations at the 75th anniversary of the United Nations.