Bangladesh’s interim government adviser for law, justice, parliamentary affairs, expatriate welfare and overseas employment, Dr. Asif Nazrul, announced that the remaining 24 Bangladeshi nationals detained in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) will soon be released. The detainees were imprisoned at different times for their alleged involvement in the July uprising in the UAE. Dr. Nazrul shared the news on his verified Facebook page, expressing gratitude to the Prime Adviser, the Ministry of Expatriate Welfare, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and officials of the Bangladesh Embassy in the UAE for their coordinated efforts. He noted that this marks the final phase of the release process, following the earlier release of 188 detainees in September last year, which occurred after a direct appeal from the Chief Adviser. The announcement brings relief to the families of those still detained and highlights the government’s ongoing diplomatic engagement to protect Bangladeshi workers abroad.