UN chief Guterres to visit Bangladesh for Ramadan

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Every year during Ramadan, Guterres pays a solidarity visit and fast with a Muslim community around the world, with Bangladesh being the destination of 2025.

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UN chief to show solidarity with Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh

“The plight of the Rohingyas is something that is extremely close to his heart”, having “dealt directly with the Rohingya crisis” while in that office, he said.

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UN chief Guterres to visit Bangladesh in March - News Today

Dhaka, Feb 28: United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, who is scheduled to visit Dhaka from March 13-16, has said the UN would continue to mobilise the international community to support Bangladesh as a host to the forcibly displaced Rohingyas. On Wednesday, Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha (BSS), the state-run news agency, said Guterres’ office confirmed the dates of his visit, which follows an invitation from the Chief Adviser of Bangla…

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UN chief Guterres to visit Bangladesh for Ramadan

He visits “a Muslim community which is facing distress” as a sign of “Ramadan solidarity”, and this year he chose to visit the refugees from Myanmar in Bangladesh

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Guterres to visit Bangladesh, meet Yunus, participate in Iftar with Rohingya refugees - Get Latest National & International News Updates

Insight Online News United Nations, Feb 28 : Secretary-General Antonio Guterres will visit Bangladesh next month to participate in an Iftar with Rohingya refugees in Cox Bazar, according to his Spokesperson, Stephane Dujarric. He will also go to Dhaka and meet with Muhammed Yunus, the interim administration’s head, during the trip from March 13 to 16, Dujarric said on Thursday. Guterres visits “a Muslim community which is facing distress” as a s…

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Colloquium at North South University Highlights the Urgent Need for a Policy Shift on Rakhine Crisis

RK Desk February 28, 2025 The South Asian Institute of Policy and Governance (SIPG) at North South University (NSU) hosted a high-profile colloquium titled “Situation in Rakhine and Implications for Bangladesh,” where experts, policymakers, and diplomats convened to discuss the ongoing crisis in Myanmar’s Rakhine State and its implications for Bangladesh. The event provided a critical platform to assess the rising influence of the Arakan Army (A…