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According to bdnews24.com, content partner of Deutsche Welle in Bangladesh, Myanmar’s ambassador to Dhaka, Aung Kyu Moye, was summoned to the Bangladesh Foreign Ministry on Sunday afternoon. Delwar Hossain, director general of the Myanmar wing of the ministry, told bdnews24.com: “We called him and expressed our concerns. I told him to convey our message to the appropriate authorities.”
Earlier, several media outlets reported suspicious sightings of Myanmar troops on fishing trawlers on the international border between Bangladesh and Myanmar since Friday morning. The locals also said that Myanmar troops had been seen at various points in the border area in recent days.
Myanmar’s army clashes with Rakhine’s Arakan army This is believed to be the reason why Myanmar’s army is patrolling the border.
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What are world leaders saying about the Rohingya?
Mahathir wants a quick fix
Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad has called on the international community to take immediate action to address the Rohingya problem. He commented that this is an international issue
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What are world leaders saying about the Rohingya?
China wants a sustainable repatriation
China wants Rohingya who have taken refuge in Bangladesh to live safely and permanently in their own country Chinese diplomats told the media after a meeting with diplomats from Bangladesh and Myanmar.
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What are world leaders saying about the Rohingya?
Claim of separate lands
Turkish Foreign Minister Mevl কা t Cavusoglu has demanded that Bangladesh be given land to build camps for the Rohingya. He also called on the international community to bear the brunt of the Rohingya problem. “We have asked Bangladesh to allocate land to build camps for the Rohingya,” he said. We have established a camp for Syrian refugees in Turkey, which is now the best camp in the world. ”
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What are world leaders saying about the Rohingya?
Proposal to form a tripartite committee
China has offered to hold trilateral talks with Bangladesh and Myanmar on the repatriation of Rohingya. To this end, they have also held a discussion meeting with diplomats from Bangladesh and Myanmar.
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What are world leaders saying about the Rohingya?
Sheikh Hasina’s specific proposal
Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina will make four specific proposals to solve the Rohingya problem. These include stopping ethnic cleansing, creating a “safe zone” in Rakhine and ensuring the rehabilitation of Rohingya in Bangladesh. Sheikh Hasina is expected to present the proposal to world leaders at a General Assembly meeting on Friday.
Recalling the Rohingya who fled to Bangladesh after the military operation in Rakhine three years ago, a Foreign Ministry official said: “There are also Rohingya people in the conflict zone in Rakhine. That is why it is a matter of great concern. for us.
More than seven lakhs of Rohingya fled to Bangladesh on August 25, 2016, a few months after the start of the military operation in Rakhine. Apart from this, there were already four more lakhs of Rohingya in Bangladesh. Despite an agreement with Bangladesh in late 2016 to repatriate them, Myanmar has yet to host the Rohingya.
Despite two repatriation attempts last year, Rohingya concerned about the environment in Rakhine State refused to return. Bangladesh also called on the Myanmar ambassador on Sunday to begin repatriation of the Rohingya.
ACB / FAS (bdnews24.com)
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