Tarique says Rohingya crisis can only be resolved in Myanmar

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman said on Tuesday that a lasting solution to the Rohingya crisis lies in Myanmar, and that displaced Rohingyas must be able to return to their homeland voluntarily, safely, swiftly and with dignity. He made the remarks at a bilateral summit with Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi at the Kantei in Tokyo. According to his deputy press secretary Shahadat Hossain Shadhin, Rahman expressed deep concern over the deteriorating situation in Myanmar and called for an end to all violence, unhindered humanitarian aid and dialogue among all parties. He thanked Japan for supporting humanitarian efforts for Rohingyas who took shelter in Bangladesh, and urged Japan to stay engaged with all parties in Rakhine. The leaders also discussed trade, investment, energy security and technology, and Rahman invited Takaichi to visit Bangladesh.

Where accounts differ. The Financial Express article does not mention the Rohingya crisis, and only the Daily Waadaa, Bangladesh Post and UNB reports cover Rahman's Rohingya remarks, so that account appears in only some outlets.

The Financial ExpressUnited News of Bangladesh (UNB)Bangladesh PostThe Daily Waadaa

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