UNB, Dhaka :
Bangladesh and Myanmar will hold talks here on this morning to finalise the formation of a joint working group to start the repatriation of Rohingyas living in Bangladesh.
A delegation, led by Myanmar’s Permanent Secretary Myint Thu arrived, here on Monday evening to attend the meeting. Foreign Secretary M Shahidul Haque and his
Myanmar counterpart Myint Thu will lead Bangladesh and Myanmar delegations respectively at the meeting. The meeting will start at 8:45am at State guesthouse Meghna. Representatives from relevant ministries, including Home and Disaster Management, will attend the meeting. Meanwhile, an inter-ministerial meeting as part of preparation for Tuesday’s meeting was held at the Foreign Ministry on Sunday. The meeting discussed the formation of working group and its structure.
Earlier, Bangladesh conveyed to the United Nations that a joint working group on Rohingya repatriation would soon be formed under the terms and conditions of the bilateral arrangement between Bangladesh and Myanmar signed on November 23.
Bangladesh and Myanmar will hold talks here on this morning to finalise the formation of a joint working group to start the repatriation of Rohingyas living in Bangladesh.
A delegation, led by Myanmar’s Permanent Secretary Myint Thu arrived, here on Monday evening to attend the meeting. Foreign Secretary M Shahidul Haque and his
Myanmar counterpart Myint Thu will lead Bangladesh and Myanmar delegations respectively at the meeting. The meeting will start at 8:45am at State guesthouse Meghna. Representatives from relevant ministries, including Home and Disaster Management, will attend the meeting. Meanwhile, an inter-ministerial meeting as part of preparation for Tuesday’s meeting was held at the Foreign Ministry on Sunday. The meeting discussed the formation of working group and its structure.
Earlier, Bangladesh conveyed to the United Nations that a joint working group on Rohingya repatriation would soon be formed under the terms and conditions of the bilateral arrangement between Bangladesh and Myanmar signed on November 23.