Leaders around the world, heads of different foreign missions based in Dhaka and envoys of regional blocks came down heavily on violence by the 20 party combine, expressed deep shock over the loss of innocent lives and property, and urged the opposition to restrain from violence in the name of announcing peaceful movement. Moreover, an internati...
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today rejected any dialogue with the anarchist and instigators of petrol bomb attack saying the culprits would be tried on charge of terrorism and militancy as per international norms.
Newly appointed ambassador of European Union (EU) to Bangladesh Pierre Mayaudon termed the ongoing violence and burning people in petrol bombs as barbaric and tragic acts saying such kind of acts would not bring any good to anybody.
International Telecommunication Union (ITU) Secretary General (SG) Houlin Zhao today put emphasis on more investment in Bangladesh's ICT sector to accelerate the country's tremendous development in the sector.
The Maldives has expressed its interest to purchase offshore patrol boats from Bangladesh.
Highly praising Bangladesh's advancement in digitisation, visiting ministers of Nepal, Bhutan and the Maldives today hoped that Bangladesh would lead the countries in the region in terms of development in the digitisation process.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today handed over plots of "Jalsiri Housing Project" allocated for the armed forces officials at a function at Army Golf Garden at Dhaka Cantonment.
The government will provide stipend to 17.03 lakh poor students at the higher secondary level aimed at averting drop-outs as well stimulating completion of education, especially that of the girl students.
Besides, the ongoing blockade played havoc with education with most of the institutions, from primary schools to universities, failing to hold classes properly, and resulting in changes in exam schedule. Moreover, the young learners' preparations were ruined and the students had to go through undue mental pressure. Turning a blind eye to the pl...
Saudi Arabia today expressed its interest to recruit more manpower from Bangladesh for mutual benefits of the two brotherly countries.
Terming those who are burning people to death as enemies of the country, people and humanity, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today called upon all to put up strong resistance against such terrorists.
The cabinet today approved a proposal to create separate 'Department of Telecommunications' (DOT) under the Division of Post and Telecommunications.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today said that Bangabandhu Gold Cup Football Tournament will be held every year to restore the lost glory of the popular game in the country and hoped that Bangladesh would win the tournament in future.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today called upon BNP to return to democratic process saying the party can go to power only under a democratic process, not over the cadavers of innocent people, violence or making the students hostages.
Terming Bangalee nation as invincible, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today vowed to establish peace by defeating the perpetrators of the current terrorist acts across the country.
Blasting again BNP-Jamaat nexus for continuing burning people to death and unleashing rampage by enforcing hartals and blockades, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today said the BNP-Jamaat are committing the same crimes the Islamic State (IS) is doing in the Middle East.
Blasting those who are unleashing violence and anarchy in the name of hartal and blockade, Sajib Wazed Joy, Prime Minister's Advisor on Information and Communication Technology, today urged them to stop such crimes or face arrest.
Iraq today proposed resumption of direct air link between Dhaka and Baghdad and expressed keen interest to import world-class Bangladeshi jute and jute goods, ceramic, titles, pharmaceuticals, readymade garments and other exportables.
Some five lakh poor pregnant women and mothers having children up to five years would be given financial assistance in 42 upazilas of seven districts of Rangpur and Dhaka Divisions.
With most of its successes are not coming to light, Bangladesh needs to present the world with its extraordinary achievements on development and economic fronts, opined Jemal Inaishvili, President of Confederation of Asia-Pacific Chambers of Commerce and Industry (CACCI).
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