Bangladesh stands with UAE: Adviser conveys PM’s message

Humayun Kabir, foreign affairs adviser to
the prime minister, today (2 April) called on Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al
Nahyan, deputy prime minister and minister of foreign affairs of the United
Arab Emirates (UAE), to convey a personal message of solidarity from Prime
Minister Tarique Rahman amid the ongoing conflict situation in the UAE.
According to a
press release issued today (2 April) Humayun Kabir handed over a personal
letter from Tarique Rahman, prime minister of Bangladesh, addressed to Sheikh
Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, president of the UAE.
In the letter, the
prime minister conveyed Bangladesh's firm solidarity with the leadership,
government, and the people of the UAE in the context of the ongoing conflict.
He expressed deep concern over the
attacks, including the loss of lives, injuries, and damage to property.
Tarique also
extended appreciation for the UAE government's continued support in hosting a
large number of Bangladeshi expatriates and for the measures taken to ensure
their safety and well-being.
He further
reiterated Bangladesh's readiness to provide any necessary assistance and
invited the UAE President to visit Bangladesh.
During the
meeting, Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan expressed his government's
condolences over the killing of two Bangladeshi expatriates in the attacks and
reaffirmed the UAE's commitment to ensuring the protection of all residents,
regardless of nationality.
He also conveyed gratitude for Bangladesh's solidarity and support.
The foreign
affairs adviser commended the restraint shown by the UAE leadership and
emphasized the importance of resolving disputes through dialogue and diplomatic
channels.
The discussion
also highlighted the strong bilateral relations between Bangladesh and the UAE,
with both sides reaffirming their commitment to further strengthen cooperation
across sectors of mutual interest.
Humayun Kabir is
currently visiting several Gulf countries as the special envoy of the prime
minister to convey messages to regional leadership and reinforce Bangladesh's
engagement with the region.















