ARCS Vice President Meets with Regional Representative of Norwegian Red Cross for Asia to Discuss the Expansion of Collaboration

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Thursday, December 11, 2025

Hafiz Azizur Rahman, Vice President of the ARCS, met in his office with Mr. Vinay Sadavarte, the Regional Representative of Norwegian Red Cross for Asia, to discuss expanding humanitarian efforts, strengthening joint collaboration, and ensuring continued support.
During the meeting, Mr. Azizur Rahman expressed his appreciation for the continued support and cooperation of Norwegian Red Cross. He further added that the rapid and timely emergency services provided by the ARCS reflect the comprehensive support of the working partners of this national humanitarian organization, and he called on the Norwegian Red Cross for extensive cooperation and support.
Mr. Sadavarte praised the services of ARCS in parts of rescue operations, awareness programs, and social services. He pledged that next year they would expand healthcare services in collaboration with the ARCS and, alongside this, committed to enhancing collaboration in emergency management and attracting additional resources.

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