Staff Reporter

Interim government of Bangladesh called for the continued support of the international community as it embarks on a new path for the nation, while assuring the safety and security of diplomats stationed in the country.
“We believe that all our friends and partners in the international community would continue to stand by the interim government and our people as we embark on charting a new future for Bangladesh,” Foreign Affairs Adviser Md Touhid Hossain said while briefing foreign diplomats stationed in Dhaka at the State Guest House Padma yesterday.
He emphasized that the safety and security of diplomatic and consular premises, as well as foreign nationals residing in Bangladesh, will remain a top priority for the government.
“We can assure that the safety and security of the diplomatic and consular premises and persons will remain one of our core priorities. We also remain sensitized to the need to ensure protection of all foreign citizens residing in our territory,” he added.
The adviser informed the diplomats that the government has taken quick and decisive measures to restore law and order and bring back normalcy across the country.
The adviser highlighted that the most pressing task for the interim government is to restore overall law and order.
“We are confident that the interim government will continue to enjoy the unqualified support of our people and the international community,” said the foreign adviser.
The Rohingya issue was also discussed, as Hossain said that the government remains committed to supporting the Rohingyas and seeks ongoing international assistance for their humanitarian needs and sustainable repatriation.
Nearly 65 diplomats including Indian high commissioner and Chinese ambassador attended the briefing.