Foreign Minister AK Abdul Momen on Sunday said he believes that international organisations would not take individuals’ letters or instigation into their consideration as the government is sending facts-based briefings to them.
Momen talked to reporters after attending the inaugural ceremony of 16th National Wushu Championship as the chief guest at Shaheed Suhrawardy Indoor Stadium, Mirpur, Dhaka, on Sunday.
“They (individuals) might keep writing. It’s being written at an individual level. We believe those organisations won’t take this into their consideration,” he told reporters, referring to excitement among a particular group of people following the sanctions imposed on RAB and some individuals.
The foreign minister, however, did not mention the name of the organisations, but said he is sending fact-based briefings to those organisations, describing what he says are the actual scenario of the country.
He hoped that various types of instigations by some individuals will not work, and that the existing relations with those organisations will remain unharmed.
The Foreign Minister said the government has also sent such fact-based briefings to Bangladesh Missions abroad to share with relevant departments upholding Bangladesh’s actual situation.
“We’re having meetings continuously, and we take whatever decisions we need to take through discussion,” he said while responding to a question.
When asked by a reporter whether steps will be taken against BNP for spreading disinformation, Momen said, "You decide. You tell us what steps can be taken against those who don’t want the country's welfare.”
