Prime Minister Tarique Rahman told Parliament on Wednesday that the government is actively considering establishing communication and dialogue with all relevant parties, including Myanmar’s main junta, to facilitate the repatriation of displaced Rohingya people. He said the verification of Rohingya data is progressing regularly, and efforts for their repatriation or resettlement in third countries are ongoing. The Prime Minister described the repatriation process as complex and dependent on security in Rakhine State, international pressure, and cooperation from Myanmar authorities.

He added that the government is pursuing strong diplomatic initiatives on bilateral, regional, and multilateral fronts to achieve a sustainable and dignified solution. Rahman also discussed labor market expansion efforts in Thailand, South Korea, Japan, and Malaysia, and said the government continues diplomatic efforts to reopen the Malaysian labor market. On the economy, he said investigations into past stock market manipulation are ongoing, with fines imposed and further legal actions under review.

The Prime Minister emphasized restoring investor confidence and ensuring transparency in the capital market, while also pledging to strengthen both the Dhaka and Chattogram stock exchanges based on expert recommendations.