HE Mr. Humaiun Kobir, Hon’ble State Minister for Foreign Affairs, welcomed HE Ambassador Mohammad Abu Jame, Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs of Palestine, at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs office on 9 November 2026. The meeting reaffirmed Bangladesh’s unwavering support for the just cause of the Palestinian people and highlighted the country’s commitment to their legitimate rights.
Deputy Foreign Minister Abu Jame briefed the State Minister on the precarious humanitarian situation in Gaza and the occupied West Bank, citing continued Israeli violations of international law and relevant UN resolutions. He expressed gratitude for Bangladesh’s steadfast backing and sought avenues for enhanced cooperation.
Kobir reiterated Bangladesh’s interest in further strengthening and expanding bilateral cooperation between the two brotherly nations, emphasizing diplomatic, economic, and development partnerships.
Both officials discussed potential initiatives to increase humanitarian assistance and joint diplomatic efforts in multilateral forums, agreeing to maintain close coordination.
Palestine’s Ambassador to Bangladesh, HE Yousef S. Y. Ramadan, was present during the talks, underscoring the high‑level nature of the engagement.
The meeting aligns with Bangladesh’s broader foreign‑policy principle of supporting self‑determination and human rights, a stance regularly voiced in regional and international platforms.
A joint statement concluded the session, promising continued dialogue and collaborative action to advance peace and stability in the region.
Why it matters
Bangladesh’s reaffirmed backing for Palestine underscores its role in regional diplomatic efforts amid the Gaza conflict.