Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has reviewed the situation of Bangladeshis stranded in Iran and other Middle Eastern countries amid the ongoing regional conflict. On Sunday morning at the Secretariat, he met with Foreign Minister Khalilur Rahman and his foreign affairs adviser Humayun Kabir, according to the Prime Minister’s Additional Press Secretary Atikur Rahman Rumman. The meeting discussed the impact of flight cancellations affecting Middle East routes and the Prime Minister issued necessary directives to ensure the safety of citizens abroad.
Rumman said the Prime Minister is closely monitoring the situation of passengers stranded at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport. The state minister for civil aviation has been stationed at the airport since morning, while the expatriates’ welfare minister is also actively engaged in the effort. Later in the day, the Prime Minister met with Disaster Management Minister Asadul Habib Dulu and directed the creation of a work plan for post-earthquake disaster management, including training 100,000 volunteers in Dhaka.
The Additional Press Secretary added that the Power and Energy Minister also met the Prime Minister later to discuss related matters.
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