"The USA may have exited the agreement, but not all hope is lost as other countries remain committed to it," he stated during a press briefing at the foreign ministry. He mentioned that a majority of Americans believe in the importance of addressing climate change and expect their government to take action. The briefing was held in preparation for the "Dhaka Meeting of the Global Commission on Adaptation" scheduled for Wednesday, with Environment, Forest and Climate Change Minister M Shahab Uddin and Principal Coordinator (SDG Affairs) Md Abul Kalam Azad also sharing their thoughts. Despite President Trump's decision to withdraw from the Paris Agreement, which aims to limit global temperature rise to below 2 degrees Celsius, Bangladesh has ratified the agreement. The foreign minister expressed hope that the US will reconsider its decision and rejoin the agreement, as it is what the American citizens desire. Marshall Island President Hilda Heine, former UN secretary general Ban Ki-moon, and World Bank CEO Kristalina Georgieva are set to arrive in Dhaka on Tuesday to attend a meeting inaugurated by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. They will also be visiting Rohingya refugee camps in Cox's Bazar to witness the environmental degradation caused by the influx of people from Myanmar. Principal Coordinator Azad stated, "We want to demonstrate to global leaders involved in climate change mitigation efforts how our environment is being impacted by the large number of Rohingyas." The President of Marshall Island will arrive early Tuesday, followed by Ban Ki-moon in the afternoon, and they will be greeted by the foreign minister at Shahjalal International Airport. Hasina is scheduled to have a meeting with the president of Marshall Islands and the former United Nations chief before the conference inauguration at the Hotel Intercontinental.