UNB, Dhaka :
British High Commissioner in Dhaka Alison Blake on Monday said things have improved and confidence is coming back since July 1 tragedy but it is far too early for any of them to relax their guard.
She appreciated Bangladesh government’s initiatives to ensure safety of the international community, residents and visitors, diplomats, buyers
and cricketers. “Together, we’ll address this threat and so that all Bangladesh’s citizens, residents and visitors can go about their lives peacefully, in safety and security,” said British High Commissioner.
Blake was addressing a programme hosted by Foreign Investors’ Chamber of Commerce & Industry (FICCI) in the city. FICCI President Rupali Chowdhury; Vice-President Kevin Lyon; Executive Director, Jamil Osman and FICCI members were present. The British High Commissioner said the whole world was shocked by the events of July 1 which demonstrated beyond any reasonable doubt that the global extremist terror networks had extended their influence, their reach, into Bangladesh, too.
British High Commissioner in Dhaka Alison Blake on Monday said things have improved and confidence is coming back since July 1 tragedy but it is far too early for any of them to relax their guard.
She appreciated Bangladesh government’s initiatives to ensure safety of the international community, residents and visitors, diplomats, buyers
and cricketers. “Together, we’ll address this threat and so that all Bangladesh’s citizens, residents and visitors can go about their lives peacefully, in safety and security,” said British High Commissioner.
Blake was addressing a programme hosted by Foreign Investors’ Chamber of Commerce & Industry (FICCI) in the city. FICCI President Rupali Chowdhury; Vice-President Kevin Lyon; Executive Director, Jamil Osman and FICCI members were present. The British High Commissioner said the whole world was shocked by the events of July 1 which demonstrated beyond any reasonable doubt that the global extremist terror networks had extended their influence, their reach, into Bangladesh, too.
