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Outgoing EU envoy hopes for justice, renewal in Bangladesh
Outgoing EU Ambassador Charles Whiteley
Dhaka, July 24 - The outgoing Ambassador of the European Union to Bangladesh, Charles Whiteley, expressed his hopes that the recent death and destruction, including the loss of innocent lives, will lead to a renewal of Bangladesh's founding values and justice for the victims.
As Ambassador Whiteley prepared to leave Dhaka upon the completion of his tenure, he shared his reflections and hopes through his social media handle. He emphasized the importance of justice and the reinforcement of the core principles upon which Bangladesh was founded, especially in light of the recent tragic events.
The Ambassador’s message resonates with a call for unity and resilience, highlighting the necessity of honoring those who have paid a heavy price and ensuring a just and peaceful future for Bangladesh. - UNB