Saturday, 06 December, 2025
Saturday, 06 December, 2025

UN chief greets PM Hasina; pledges to work with her government

Diplomatic Correspondent, dhakadiplomat.com
  19 Jan 2024, 23:57

 

 

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has congratulated Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on her re-election as Prime Minister of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh.

"The United Nations remains committed to working with your government, including through the United Nations Country Team, for the benefit of the people of Bangladesh," he said in a message to PM Hasina.

The United Nations deeply values its partnership with Bangladesh, including its major contributions to United Nations peacekeeping operations, the generosity towards Rohingya refugees and efforts towards the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals, Guterres said.

"I am also appreciative of your participation in the Global Crisis Response Group and trust that I can continue to count on your support in our ambition to address growing global challenges, including the fight against climate change and the pressing need to reform the international financial architecture," said the UN chief.

 

Comments

  • Latest
  • Popular

'Hasina’s stay in India her personal decision'

India seeks strong, mutually beneficial ties with Bangladesh: envoy

Putin arrives in India for summit talks with Modi

Indian PM Modi expresses concern over Khaleda Zia’s health

CA seeks Commonwealth support for upcoming general election

Dhaka sends fresh letter to Delhi on Hasina's extradition: Touhid

Bhutan PM’s visit reaffirms enduring Dhaka–Thimphu ties: joint statement 

Bangladesh, Bhutan discuss strengthening trade cooperation, signing FTA

SC reinstates caretaker government system 

UNGA adopts resolution seeking return of Rohingyas to Myanmar

১০
CA returns home after 9-day visit to New York
Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus today returned home wrapping up his nine-day New York tour
Bangladesh pledges irreversible reforms, national polls in February: CA
Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus on Friday  said Bangladesh is committed to irreversible democratic reforms,
CA arrives in New York to attend 80th UNGA session
Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus today arrived here in New York, the United States of
CA off to New York to join UNGA
Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus left here for New York in the early hours of