Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed has emphasized the need for international assistance to achieve a sustainable solution to the Rohingya crisis. He made the remarks on Saturday morning after offering Eid-ul-Fitr prayers at Pekua Central Jame Mosque in Cox’s Bazar, where he exchanged greetings with locals and later visited his parents’ graves.

Following the prayers, the minister inspected the Upazila field and directed authorities to expedite its renovation. He extended Eid greetings to the nation, urging unity to advance the country’s progress. Referring to the recent United Nations–organized Global Summit on Fraud held in Vienna, he also highlighted the importance of international cooperation in combating global fraud.

Salahuddin Ahmed arrived in Cox’s Bazar on Friday night for a three-day visit, traveling from the airport to his ancestral home in Pekua via the Hilltop Circuit House. During the trip, he is scheduled to attend several local programs.