Türkiye will treat 7 Bangladeshis injured in the uprising


Published: 02:40 3 November 2024
Türkiye will provide free medical care to 7 Bangladeshis injured in the July uprising. This information was informed in a press release sent by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Sunday (November 3).
According to the notification, the Turkish government has taken this decision in view of the request of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for better treatment of the injured in the anti-discrimination student movement.
After taking charge of the current interim government, the foreign advisor ambassador. Touhid Hossain and Foreign Secretary Ambassador Md. During the meeting of the Turkish ambassador with Jasim Uddin, Bangladesh requested to provide better treatment to the people injured in the uprising.
It should be noted that on August 27, the chief advisor Dr. In a telephone conversation between Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Muhammed Yunus, Erdogan expressed interest in cooperating with the interim government's reform program. In view of that, a Turkish government delegation visited Bangladesh on October 13-15.
At this time, a meeting was held with the relevant ministries and organizations of Bangladesh with the Turkish delegation regarding possible cooperation in the reform activities undertaken by the interim government in various fields including the election system, financial sector.
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