US praised Rohingyas for human behavior

The US has praised the human rights of the Rohingyas who have fled to save lives from Myanmar and provided them urgent humanitarian assistance. This is known in a government statement received today. Washington DC praised this at the 6th Annual Security Meeting between the United States and the United States in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Washington on Tuesday. Deputy Inspector Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mike Miller led the delegation of the Foreign Ministry's Director General (America) Abida Islam and the United States delegation to the delegation. It is said in the statement that after meeting on August 25, more than 500,000 Rohingya lives in shelter in Bangladesh is considered more important. In the day-long meeting, the importance of putting these Rohingyas away safely to the country was emphasized. The meeting was held in sincerity and amicable environment. The meeting discusses issues related to defense, peacekeeping, counter-terrorism and civil security with regional issues. In the meeting, praising the glorious role of Bangladesh in the United Nations Peace Keeping Program, and the contribution of the first female sole contingent to the United Nations peacekeeping program in Haiti. In the meeting, Bangladesh-United States has long discussions with counterterrorism and countering bilateral extremism in civilian security. In the meeting both sides agreed to continue cooperating and in any way agreed in exchange for experience in combating militancy.