You usually talk a lot of nonsense but that sounds like a fine idea. BD will have to beef up immigration security on their borders, also. Or rather emmigration.
Lets say my ideas evolve with time, specially the nitty gritty details of relationship between countries.
The way I see it, small countries like us always have to choose, we cannot afford to sit on the fence or be neutral or nonaligned. We should use our best judgement to see who will win in the mid and long term and then choose to ally with the winner.
The important powers in this region: USA, China and India (regional neighbor)
Who do you think will eventually win the race to become the number one superpower in the world? I would place my bet on China. Then everything else becomes a simple matter, to give preference to China's interest above others so China can also in return look after the interest of their ally. In a way we are lucky that world's future number one super power is right next to us. Not so good for big states like India as they have big dreams of their own. But really great for small nations like us whose small dream should be to live the under the protection of the big power and prosper due to that peace dividend and as an integrated part of a great big economy.
It is the classic empire and vassal state model of the old, nowadays we use more polite language and call it alliance. But not much have changed since old days, old wine in a new bottle as they say.
I see the future as China being the core of Asian economy and the rest of the countries around, ASEAN, Korean peninsula, South Asia, Central Asia and Russia, all will become periphery countries servicing this core.
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It is not good news for USA, EU, Japan and India and it is my prediction that their pivot to Asia to contain China will end in a miserable failure.
Now if we have this background context for our future in this region, both Bangladesh and Myanmar are in the same camp. The differences between us should be solved, as these are minor irritants for reaching both of our national goals, which is to become part of a great integrated economy in this space led by China.
The details can be worked out when this Indian puppet witch Hasina dies or is forced out of power. As long as she is there, she will follow India's orders to maintain hostile relations between Bangladesh and Myanmar, because that is in India's interest. I will not go into the details why, I am sure either you already know or are able to guess.
Once Bangladesh is no longer under Indian boot, then some deal will have to be worked out together with participation of ASEAN, UN, OIC etc. to see where this Rohingya population can be accommodated. The host countries including Bangladesh may demand some cost to absorb these people and these world and regional bodies will have to figure out where that fund will come from. If you guys do not want them, there should be a way to find a different place for them. As your neighbor and future ally/partner we should keep our eyes open for such possibilities.
These are just my personal opinion of course, just as an well wisher of Bangladesh and its people.
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