Foreign adviser Md Touhid Hossain on Monday said that the international community must demonstrate to ensure the repatriation of the forcibly , to their motherland in Rakhine state through a roadmap.
鈥楾he process should start immediately,鈥� he said while newly appointed Australian high commissioner to Bangladesh Susan Ryle paid a courtesy call on him at the foreign ministry in Dhaka.
聽In reply, the envoy said that her government was ready to work with Bangladesh regarding the Rohingya issue, assuring to extend necessary support for the early repatriation of the Rohingyas to their homeland.
Various issues of mutual interest, including trade, investment, migration, visa facilitation were discussed during the meeting.
The foreign adviser emphasised on the importance of enhancing collaboration between Bangladesh鈥檚 technical training centres and Australia鈥檚 technical and further education.
聽He said that the Australian partnership would give international recognition to the technical education standards of Bangladesh to enable the overseas mobility of the skilled workforce.
Hossain congratulated the high commissioner for her new role and assured her to provide necessary support during her tenure in Bangladesh.