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“We continue to work on various issues in Bangladesh and we continue to be in constant communication with Bangladesh to ensure progress on these issues,” said US State Department spokesman Matthew Miller at a regular briefing on Tuesday (October 8).

In the briefing, Miller reiterated the full support of the United States to the interim government of Bangladesh. Professor Dr. Responding to reporters’ questions about the interim government led by Muhammad Yunus, he said the United States is working closely with Bangladesh to address various challenges, including the country’s economic stability, democracy, and the Rohingya refugee crisis.

In response to journalist Mushfiqul Fazal Ansari’s question, Matthew Miller said, “Our foreign minister, Anthony Blinken, recently told Dr. Had a productive meeting with Muhammad Yunus. In addition, the President of the United States, Joe Biden, on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly session. Discussed with Yunus. We are moving forward with the aim of strengthening bilateral relations with Bangladesh.

Incidentally, in response to a question about former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in India, Miller said, “In our meeting with Indian Foreign Minister Jaishankar, regional issues were discussed.” The topic of Bangladesh was also raised, but there is nothing specific to say about this matter at the moment.

This position of the United States is considered to be an indication of maintaining its permanent role in the regional politics of Bangladesh and South Asia.