BangladeshSouth Africa’s interim government is seeking United Nations (UN) intervention to retain its hosting rights for the upcoming Women’s World Championship in 2024. T20 World Cup Amid growing concerns over travel restrictions and security concerns, Asif Mahmud, youth and sports advisor to the interim government, recently confirmed that talks are underway to address these challenges and ensure the tournament goes ahead as planned.
The governments of Australia, the United Kingdom (including England and Scotland), India and New Zealand have issued advisories discouraging or directly restricting travel to Bangladesh due to ongoing security concerns. These warnings have cast a shadow over Bangladesh’s ability to successfully host the Women’s World Cup. T20 World Cup.
Bangladesh to appeal to the United Nations T20 World Cup hosting rights
“There are travel restrictions for some countries, so we will talk to the United Nations. There are some issues related to security and infrastructure, and we will talk about it with Professor Yunus. He is a sports lover and we hope he can resolve the matter,” Mahmud said, adding that he plans to talk to Professor Muhammad Yunus, the UN’s senior adviser. BangladeshIran’s interim government is trying to find a solution.
Travel warnings have created a major obstacle to Bangladeshjeopardizing its ability to provide a safe environment for participating teams and fans. The interim government’s decision to request UN intervention underlines its determination to maintain hosting rights for the Women’s World Cup. T20 World Cup.
The International Cricket Council (ICC) said on Saturday that it is still monitoring the current situation in Bangladesh and will soon make a decision with all options open, including moving the tournament to another location.
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Bangladesh He is currently in a state of chaos with the country’s Prime Minister. Sheikh Hasina Ousted after violent protests, Sheikh Hasina fled the country after protesters attacked her official residence last week. The demonstrators were demanding the abolition of a quota system that gave 30 percent reservation to relatives of freedom fighters.
The quota system was originally introduced in 1972 after Bangladesh War of liberation against PakistanHowever, the reservation was briefly scrapped in 2018 before being reinstated by the country’s High Court, resulting in mass protests by student groups. The Bangladesh Army seized power after Sheikh HasinaLeaving the country and installing an interim government.
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