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Dhaka asks Yangon to take back Rohingyas

UNB, Dhaka
Bangladesh at an official meeting with Myanmar yesterday once again stressed immediate repatriation of the Rohingya refugees from Bangladesh.
Nearly 20,000 Rohingyas are still languishing in refugee camps in
Bangladesh's Teknaf and Cox's Bazar areas.
The Myanmar authorities recently cleared a list of about 6,500 Rohingyas for their repatriation to their homeland.
Myanmar Foreign Minister Nyan Win and Bangladesh's Foreign
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Minister M Morshed Khan led their respective sides at the talks.
Communication Minister Nazmul Huda, Minister for Food and Disaster Management Chowdhury Kamal Ibne Yusuf, Adviser to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Reaz Rahman and Foreign Secretary Shamsher Mobin Chowdhury were, among others, presented at the talks from the home side.
The Myanmar delegation included the director general of the Political Department of Myanmar foreign ministry and Myanmar ambassador in Dhaka.
Briefing newsmen on the talks, Foreign Secretary Shamsher Mobin Chowdhury said the two sides discussed ways for further cooperation in the field of trade and commerce, direct road links and repatriation of the Rohingya refugees.
The two sides also agreed to work in close cooperation for strengthening such regional cooperation like BIMSTEC and for socioeconomic benefit of the two nations.
Nyan Win arrived in Dhaka yesterday morning on a three-day visit at the invitation of Foreign Minister Morshed Khan.
The Myanmar foreign minister also called on Prime Minister Khaleda Zia at her office in the afternoon.
Bilateral issues including promotion of trade, communication, progress of implementation of various agreements and MoUs signed between the two countries on trade, road links and expansion of agriculture were discussed during the meeting.
As the prime minister raised the issue of repatriation of some 20,000 Rohingya refugees staying in Bangladesh, the Myanmar foreign minister said the process of their repatriation will continue with the help of the UNHCR.
Nyan Win apprised Khaleda about various developments in his country including democratisation process.
He also invited Khaleda to visit Myanmar.