Minister of Textiles and Jute and President of the Presidium of Bangladesh Awami League Jahangir Kabir Nanak said, a Kuchkri mahal is still involved in conspiracies against the country as always. They continue to try to spoil the image of Bangladesh by hiring lobbyists abroad. Their inaction will not succeed.
He said this while talking to reporters at the unveiling of a book of poetry written by the Philippine Ambassador to Bangladesh at the Ascot Palace Hotel in Gulshan this evening (April 22).
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The minister said that Bangladesh is being researched in different parts of the world today. They analyze how the small country has continued to progress despite various international crises. You have seen in the newspaper recently that a US think tank said that Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is moving forward smoothly in the country’s management. A related article was published on the Atlantic Council website last week.
The Minister said that the publication of the book of poems by Philippine Ambassador Leo Asam is proof of the interest among foreigners in Bangladesh and Bangabandhu. He went to Dhanmondi number 32 to pay respect to Bangabandhu, to know about him. He expressed his perception of everything there through poetry. He also learned about the history and traditions of Bangladesh and expressed it in his poetry. Ahsan has visited various places of interest including Manzil in just one year in Bangladesh. Seeing the rickshaw in Dhaka, he described it as a tradition of Dhaka. He also remembered through poetry those who helped to gain the support of the people of the world including George Harrison and Pandit Ravi Shankar during our great freedom struggle. He wrote poems about the Prime Minister as well as about our national poet Kazi Nazrul Islam. I love that Ambassador Leo read a suit made of jute and expressed it in poetry. As you know, as Minister of Textiles and Jute Ministry, I am trying to bring back the lost glory of jute and jute products.
In the event, the Minister of Climate Change Commission of the Philippines, Robert E. A. In Borje, Bangladesh’s former foreign minister AK Abdul Momen, current foreign secretary Masud bin Momen, former cabinet secretary Mosharraf Hossain Bhuiyan, former foreign secretary Sabbir Ahmed Chowdhury, ambassadors, heads of missions, diplomats of various countries posted in Bangladesh and prominent personalities from the media and culture arena of Bangladesh were present. .
