German Embassy in Dhaka has said that they remains firmly committed to supporting Bangladesh and the international community in seeking durable solutions for the Rohingya.
"The Rohingya people deserve the opportunity to return home voluntarily, safely and with dignity - but lasting peace and stability in Myanmar are essential for that to happen. Until then, we will continue to stand by Bangladesh and all those working to support both refugees and host communities," said Parliamentary State Secretary to the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) and Member of German Bundestag, Johann Saathoff.
He visited Bangladesh from October 27-28 to deepen bilateral relations and uphold and demonstrate Germany's commitment to supporting Bangladesh in its development and humanitarian priorities.
During his visit, Saathoff met senior government representatives, including Secretary of the Economic Relations Division under Ministry of Finance, Md. Shahriar Kader Siddiky, as well as representatives from the United Nations, international partners, and civil society. Discussions focused on shared priorities in sustainable development, economic growth, and the humanitarian situation in Cox's Bazar.
Together with German Ambassador Dr. Rudiger Lotz and a delegation from BMZ, Saathoff travelled to Cox's Bazar to meet with representatives of Unicef and local partners and to observe ongoing efforts supporting the Rohingyas and host communities.
The visit highlighted Germany's continued solidarity with Bangladesh in addressing development and humanitarian challenges, according to the German Embassy on Wednesday.
Germany continues to be one of Bangladesh's key partners in development cooperation, focusing on climate and energy, good governance and sustainable economic growth.
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