Darwin, 17 September – Bangladesh has reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to stand by Qatar and Palestine amidst ongoing regional tensions. The pledge was made during official diplomatic engagements as the country reiterated its stance in favor of peace, justice, and adherence to international norms.
According to government statements, Bangladesh strongly supports the right of all nations to sovereignty and peaceful coexistence. In expressing solidarity with the people of Qatar and Palestine, Dhaka emphasized the importance of upholding international law and human rights.
Foreign ministry sources noted that Bangladesh has called for restraint, dialogue, and diplomacy, urging that any conflicts be resolved through peaceful means rather than force. The government underscored the value of multilateral efforts and cooperation with international bodies to de-escalate tensions.
Bangladesh also expressed concern over the impact of recent hostilities on civilians. The country urges all sides to allow humanitarian access and ensure the protection of innocent lives. It stressed that civilian safety must be paramount, and that attacks against non-combatants are unacceptable.
The pledge comes amid growing international pressure and widespread calls for de-escalation in conflict zones. Bangladesh’s position aligns with its long-standing foreign policy principles—supporting justice and peace, and respecting the sovereignty of nations.