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Bangladesh Free from Fascism in 2024, Pursues 3-R Strategy: PM Rahman at UNGA
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News18•25-09-2026, 10:00
Bangladesh Free from Fascism in 2024, Pursues 3-R Strategy: PM Rahman at UNGA
- •Prime Minister Tarique Rahman announced at the UN General Assembly that Bangladesh became free from fascism in 2024 after more than a decade and a half of oppressive rule.
- •Rahman outlined a 3-R strategy—Recovery, Restoration, and Reconstruction—to repair the country battered by fascist exploitation and restore democracy.
- •He is the third member of his family to address the UNGA, following his father, former president Ziaur Rahman, and mother, former prime minister Khaleda Zia.
- •Rahman emphasized resolving conflicts through dialogue, diplomacy, and cooperation, advocating for a peaceful world where reason and humanity prevail.
- •He also addressed the Rohingya crisis, urging the UN and international community to ensure the safe return of 1.2 million displaced Rohingya to Myanmar to prevent a future humanitarian crisis.
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Prime Minister Tarique Rahman announced that the government is pursuing a 3-R strategy consisting of Recovery, Restoration, and Reconstruction to repair the country after years of fascist rule and exploitation.
Tarique Rahman became the third member of his family to address the UN General Assembly, following his father, former president Ziaur Rahman in 1980, and his mother, former prime minister Khaleda Zia in 1993.
Prime Minister Rahman stated that the origin and solution of the Rohingya crisis lie in Myanmar, emphasizing that the only real solution is the early safe return of the displaced people. He also urged the international community to continue life-saving assistance programs until repatriation is possible.
