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US Embassy Charge d’Affaires Helen LaFave said that the United States is accelerating the resettlement of Rohingyas from Bangladesh camps to North American countries. In the afternoon of Thursday (October 31) Tejgaon office, chief advisor Professor Dr. He said this during his farewell meeting with Muhammad Yunus. This was informed in a statement sent by the Chief Adviser Press Wing.

The Chief Adviser commended Lafave for his service as a top diplomat and his earnest efforts to advance Bangladesh-US relations at a crucial time. “I am very proud to have witnessed history,” said Hélène Lafave, recounting her memories of the July-August student uprising.

A letter from Charge d’Affaires Secretary of State Anthony Blinken. Handed over to Yunus. Ambassador at the meeting. Yunuske said that the United States is accelerating the rehabilitation of Rohingyas from Bangladesh camps to North American countries.

Their discussions also included judicial reforms, South Asian power connectivity, counter-terrorism, efforts to repatriate billions of dollars stolen from Bangladesh during the dictatorship, civil bureaucracy reforms and labor issues, the statement said.

LaFave said the United States is already assisting Bangladesh with advice and other assistance to recover the money and bring it back to Bangladesh. Returning stolen money was difficult, but it was possible.

Dr. Yunus said his government is also committed to comprehensive labor reforms. He also said that several senior US officials will visit Bangladesh in the next few months in an effort to strengthen relations between the two friendly countries.