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Dhaka's fight against terror hailed

Staff Correspondent
Visiting US State Department Coordinator for Counterterrorism Dell L Dailey yesterday expressed satisfaction over Bangladesh's success and commitment in combatingterrorism.
Dailey, who flew in on Wednesday on a two-day visit, yesterday called on 1 lome Adviser MA Matin and discussed counterterrorism issues.
Following the meeting, the counterterrorism ambassador told reporters, ’You know, the history has been successful here in Bangladesh. The disruption and dismantling of the JMB has shown that the Bangladesh government is serious about terrorism. This place does not harbour nor allow terrorist transit.’
Asked about forming a joint working group with Bangladesh. Dailey said. "We've numerous joint working groups right now to counter terrorism. Our relationship with Bangladesh across the border -economically, militarily -- covers all of the needs tocounter terrorism."
Bnefing reporters over the meeting. Home Secretary Abdul Kanm ud Dailey assured of providing instance in training the country s tow enforcers including police and the Rapid Action Battalion.
'He also said the US will consider assistance in training members of community police." Karim added
Dailey also paid a visit to Law Adviser AE Hassan Ariffat hisoffice to assess the legal infrastructure of the country for combating terrorism
I^w .Adviser Anff following the "Meeting told reporters 'He (DaileyI tan* to discuss our legal infrastr"r -
tore (and said that] assistance in brining back siphoned off money depends on signing some international conventions."
The countries including the US that signed related conventions could provide assistance if Bangladesh signs the particular conventions, Anff clarified.
Dodging a question about the amount of siphoned off money the government has brought back so far. he said. "Let's take the steps first and then see wharhappens."
The issue of Money Laundering Prevention Act and /Anti-terrorism Act was also discussed in the meeting, the adviser said adding that the Money Laundenng Prevention Act has already been enacted while the other will be finalised soon.
The US embassy in Dhaka in a press release said Dailey during the meetings discussed ways the law enforcement agencies in Bangladesh and die US can further extend cooperation in the global war on tenor. They also discussed the current status of the anti-terronsm assistance programme funded by the US State Department, it added.