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UN Peacekeepers Day today
PM urges to make a peaceful world

Staff Reporter:

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has called for upholding the values of peace, humanity and work to-gether to build a better and safer world.
“We believe that a safe and peaceful world can be built through mutual respect, cooperation and toler-ance,” he said in a message yesterday on the occasion of the International Day of United Nations Peace-keepers.
The Premier said Bangladesh will take initiatives and participate actively in United Nations (UN) peace-keeping operations to promote global peace in the future.
He said the UN peacekeeping mission is a unique initiative in ensuring global peace, stability and human security.
Tarique Rahman hoped peacekeepers continue to work with great courage, patience and dedication to restore peace in regions affected by conflict, violence and humanitarian crisis.
He said Bangladesh has long been making significant contributions to United Nations peacekeeping op-erations.
“Our peacekeepers have enhanced the reputation of our country by demonstrating professionalism, com-petence and humanitarian values in various missions across the globe. Their responsible role has further strengthened Bangladesh’s dignity and image in the international arena,” he said.
The prime minister said Shaheed President Ziaur Rahman adopted a balanced position in foreign policy, which increased Bangladesh’s acceptability in the United Nations.
During his time, Bangladesh stood in favor of international peace and cooperation, said Tarique Rahman adding that because of Ziaur Rahman’s active diplomatic initiatives, Bangladesh became one of the larg-est troops contributing countries to United Nations peacekeeping operations.
He paid profound tribute to all the brave peacekeepers who made the ultimate sacrifice while carrying out the noble responsibility of establishing world peace.
Their contributions will remain forever memorable in the history of our nation, he added.
At the same time, he expressed his sympathy to injured peacekeepers and their family members.
Women peacekeepers from Bangladesh are also playing an important role in international peacekeeping operations, he said adding that through their skills, leadership and professional excellence, they have earned global appreciation.
This reflects women’s empowerment and stands as a bright example of Bangladesh’s development and progress, he said.
On the occasion of the International Day of United Nations Peacekeepers, the prime minister extended his heartfelt greetings and deep respect to all peacekeepers serving around the world.

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