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Prime Minister Tarique Rahman Departs New York After Successful 81st UNGA Session

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman Concludes Five-Day Visit to New York Following Landmark Maiden UN Speech in Bengali and Key Bilateral Engagements

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bss • 26 Sept • 2 min read

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman Departs New York After Successful 81st UNGA Session
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman addressing world leaders at the United Nations General Assembly during his five-day diplomatic tour in New York.

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has departed New York for Dhaka via Dubai after completing a high-profile five-day official visit to attend the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA).

An Emirates flight carrying the Prime Minister, accompanied by his wife Dr. Zubaida Rahman and the official delegation, departed John F. Kennedy International Airport at 11:30 PM local time on Friday (September 25, 2026). According to Press Secretary Saleh Shibly, the flight is scheduled to stop over in Dubai before arriving at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport in Dhaka at 8:40 AM on September 27.

During his landmark visit, Prime Minister Tarique Rahman delivered his maiden address at the UN General Assembly General Debate in Bengali. In his speech, he outlined Bangladesh's national priorities and global stance on climate change, sustainable development, economic cooperation, regional stability, and the ongoing Rohingya humanitarian crisis through his strategic "3-R" framework. On the sidelines of the assembly, the Prime Minister held a series of high-level bilateral meetings with heads of state and government, leaders of international organizations, and key development partners to enhance diplomatic and trade partnerships.

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