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Prince Khaled leaves for home

UN should take allout move to solve Rohingya issue
Saudi Prince Khaled Bln Sultan Bln Abdul Aziz said tn Dhaka Tuesday, that his country would like to see safe and dig nified return of the Myanmar refugees to their homeland, reports BSS
Talking to newsmen at Zia International Airport prior to his departure by a special flight after a four-day visit to Bangladesh Prince Khaled said ' I think the United Nations should do Just what It did to liberate Kuwait
Describing his impression of the plight of the refugees after visits to some of the camps in Coxs Bazar Prince Khaled said he would report back his experience to the ap propriate quarters. In this connection, he said Saudi Arabia would provide more help for the refugees.
Prince Khaled Tuesday described the sufferings of the Rohingyas as an 'affront to ev ery human being of goodwill.'
The plight of the Rohingya refugees 'Is a sad. unnecessary, and unacceptable human tragedy.' the Prince said while making remarks after visiting a number of Rohingya refugee camps at Dhoa Palong where 17,290 helpless Muslim refugees from Myanmar have taken shelter.
Prince Khaled, who was vis Ibly moved at the plight of the refugees said these helpless Myanmar Muslims had done no wrong and had committed no crime yet they were being driven from their ancestral homes by a government in Yangon which uses their religion as a political device for taking their lands and their professions.
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, he said, condemned the forced labor. Imprisonment exile and genocide being committed tn Myanmar
He reiterated that his country would continue to discharge Its Islamic and brotherly obligation to the Rohingyas. and 'to our friends and allies in Bangladesh for giving generously of their assistance to the refugees."
Prince Khaled said he would also make news of his visit to the Rohingya Muslim refugee camps available lo the world media so that the searchlight of world opinion could be brought lo bear on the plight of the Rohingyas.
"It is not too much to ask that all Rohingya refugees be repatriated, their civil and political rights as full citizens of Myanmar be recognised and that they be compensated for the loss of their business, their property, and their land
Prince Khaled described the relationship between. Bangladesh and Saudi Arabia as excellent and hoped It would strengthen further on the basis of mutual respect. He expressed his happiness over voluntary participation of some Islamic organisations in the relief activities from the refugees
Prior to the departure of the royal guest Foreign Minister ASM Mostafizur Rahman presented him a gift.
Chief of Army Staff Lt. Gen. Mohammad Noor Uddin Khan also presented Prince Khaled some gifts.
Prince Khaled was seen of at the airport, among other, by the Foreign Minister ASM Mostafizur Rahman, Chief of Army Staff Lt. Gen Noor Uddin Khan. Foreign Secretary Rear. Rahman and Saudi Charge D' Affaires Talaat Hamza Shera