In a significant move to bolster their collaborative efforts, the Bangladesh Police and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) convened at the Police Headquarters to reaffirm their commitment to joint initiatives in training, human rights, first aid, and disaster response. The meeting, held on August 3, 2026, was attended by Inspector General of Police Md Ali Hossain Fakir and a three-member ICRC delegation led by Head of Delegation Nicolas Fleury.
During the discussions, Fleury commended the Bangladesh Police for their crucial role in providing legal assistance and maintaining support for the Rohingya community in refugee camps. Highlighting the ICRC's dedication, Fleury emphasized ongoing support through training programs aimed at aligning with international standards to build public trust.
Inspector General Md Ali Hossain Fakir expressed gratitude for the ICRC's consistent support in training and capacity-building for Bangladesh Police personnel. He stressed the importance of enhanced cooperation to develop the capabilities of police in disaster preparedness and emergency response.
The meeting underscored the importance of integrating international best practices into the training modules offered by the ICRC. This partnership aims to equip police officers with the necessary skills to handle complex situations more effectively, ensuring better public safety and humanitarian response in times of crisis.
Senior police officials were present at the meeting, which highlighted the growing synergy between Bangladesh Police and the ICRC. The collaboration is expected to yield significant benefits, particularly in the realm of disaster management and humanitarian aid, where both entities have a vested interest.
The renewed commitment between the Bangladesh Police and the ICRC marks a pivotal step towards enhancing the preparedness and response capabilities of law enforcement agencies in the country. This partnership is anticipated to play a crucial role in addressing future challenges related to disaster management and humanitarian crises.




























