Gambian Foreign Minister Mamadou Tangara highlighted the genocide case against Myanmar impacting the Rohingyas during a meeting with Chief Adviser Prof. Muhammad Yunus. Both leaders expressed gratitude and commitment to support this cause, emphasizing collaboration on humanitarian efforts and international peacekeeping operations.
The Gambian Foreign Minister, Mamadou Tangara, informed Chief Adviser Prof. Muhammad Yunus about the ongoing genocide case against Myanmar regarding the Rohingya Muslim community. During their meeting at the State Guest House Jamuna, Mr. Tangara emphasized the Gambian President’s support for the case, stating a commitment to raising awareness on the issue. “We want to put this issue back on the map,” he affirmed.
Chief Adviser Yunus expressed gratitude for Gambia’s commitment to the Rohingya cause and noted the importance of their support in achieving success in the case. “We want your support. It is a big help for us,” he remarked, recognizing Gambia’s persistent dedication to this humanitarian matter.
Mamadou Tangara commendably acknowledged Professor Yunus’s leadership, suggesting that his diplomatic skills could significantly aid the Rohingya population. “You are a household name in Gambia. With your aura, the International community will always be with you,” he stated, also wishing Mr. Yunus success in his new role.
The Chief Adviser reiterated Bangladesh’s efforts to mobilize humanitarian aid for the Rohingya, advocating for assistance in Rakhine state to prevent further displacement. He called for enhanced trade relations between the two nations, expressing a willingness to assist Gambia in this respect.
Discussions also included a newly signed agreement for collaboration in United Nations peacekeeping operations. Furthermore, they explored the potential of microcredit initiatives to alleviate poverty in Africa and promote stability in conflict-affected regions. Key officials from both sides, including Dr. Khalilur Rahman and Lamiya Morshed, were present during this significant meeting.
In conclusion, the meeting between Gambian Foreign Minister Mamadou Tangara and Chief Adviser Prof. Muhammad Yunus underscored a mutual commitment to supporting the Rohingya people through legal and humanitarian efforts. Both leaders expressed gratitude for cooperation and discussed ways to strengthen bilateral relations while addressing critical global issues, notably the urgent needs of displaced populations and poverty alleviation initiatives.
Original Source: unb.com.bd
