Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina urged the international community to say 'no' to war during her visit to Thailand.
She said this at a press conference on her visit to Thailand at Ganabhaban, the PM's official residence on Thursday (May 2) at 11:30 am.
She urged the international community to speak out against all forms of aggression and atrocities and to say 'no' to war. She calls upon the global community, including the Asia-Pacific region, to work together to resolve the ongoing genocide in Palestine, and the ongoing conflict in Myanmar and the Rohingya issue.
She said, I visited Thailand last April 24 to 29 to attend the 80th session of UNESCAP on a bilateral visit at the invitation of Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin. A few ministers, state ministers, advisers and senior government officials accompanied me. Arriving in Bangkok on April 24, I was greeted at the airport with a red carpet reception, a guard of honor and a gun salute.'
She also said, 'the 80th annual session of UNESCAP was held in Bangkok from 22 to 26 April. I was invited by the Executive Secretary of the organization to deliver the welcome address at the inaugural function. Being busy in Bangladesh, I could not attend to it. However, a pre recorded video message of mine was shown at the opening ceremony.'
