The United States announced financial assistance of 20 million dollars to Bangladesh

 

 

 

Bangladesh's Interim Government Chief Advisor Prof. Muhammad Yunus, the White House expressed continued US support for Bangladesh's new reform program. In addition, the United States has announced a new financial aid of about 200 million dollars for the Rohingya and the local population that shelters them in Bangladesh. Dr. to attend the session of the United Nations General Assembly. Yunus is now staying in the United States. And there he met with Biden on Tuesday night Bangladesh time                           

International relations analysts say, as the head of government. After the appearance of Yunus at the United Nations, the enthusiastic response of Western countries including the United States, Bangladesh also received a message of cooperation, and the international community received a positive message about Bangladesh. Incidentally, for the past few years, the strained relations between the United States and Bangladesh have become visible over the issues of democracy and elections. The tension began visibly in December 2021 with the banning of the elite force RAB over allegations of human rights abuses. Later, on May 25, 2023, the United States announced the visa policy ahead of the elections, which put the then Sheikh Hasina-led Awami League government under unprecedented pressure. At that time, Sheikh Hasina herself and her cabinet members criticized the United States. 

They have also made statements that the United States wants to control the island of St. Martin in Bangladesh or establish a military base in that area, which the United States has always denied.Send feedback Side panels History Saved.