Dhaka: The US secretariat will stand by Bangladesh in the fight against the terrorists and the US secretariat said after the meeting with Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal that the US Central and South Asi-Bishta Assistant Foreign Minister Nisha Desai Biswatal said that they are reviewing the US proposal to deal with the militants.
The United States is concerned about the killing of 20 people, including 17 foreigners, and the US, who is concerned about the two-day visit to the two countries to discuss cooperation between the two countries. On the first day, he met with the Foreign Minister and Foreign Secretary in Bangladesh. On the second day, he met with civil society members, diplomats, foreign and security advisers and the Home Minister, and later he went to Ganabhaban to meet with the Prime Minister.
After the meeting with the Home Minister at the Secretariat, Nisha Desai told the media that ‘the United States-Bangladesh will work together to deal with terrorism. The United States is ready to cooperate in any way’. Nisha also said that her country can help Bangladesh by providing investigative information.
Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal said, ‘Nice has had an excellent relationship between the United States and Bangladesh. Nisha has known that they will give us full support in the face of the militants. We have said that we will all work together.’
Earlier in the afternoon, Nisha Desai met with Prime Minister's security advisor Tariq Ahmed Siddique. The meeting started at 12:15 PM with the Prime Minister's Office. The meeting was attended by US Ambassador Marsha Bloom Barnicutt and UK Acting High Commissioner Mark Clayton and UK Acting High Commissioner Mark Clayton.
In the morning, US Ambassador Stephen Marsha Bloom started his day's program amid a meeting with three ambassadors at Bloom Barnicutt's residence.
From there, Nisha went to visit the Holy Artisan restaurant, who visited the restaurant and paid tribute to the victims.