UNB, Tungipara :
Voicing her resolve to complete Bangabandhu’s unfinished tasks, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Friday urged children to move ahead imbued with the ideals of the Father of the Nation to become the country’s future leaders.
“Now the Father of the Nation is not amongst us, but we’ll definitely have to complete the unfinished tasks of Bangabandhu. We’ll have to turn Bangladesh into a prosperous and developed country,” she said.
The Prime Minister was addressing the Children’s Rally and Cultural Function held on Bangabandhu Mausoleum premises marking his 98th birthday of Bangabandhu and the National Children’s Day. The Ministry of Women and Children Affairs and the district administration jointly organized the function.
Urging the children and growing students to move ahead with the ideals of Bangabandhu, Hasina said, “The Father of the Nation was born in this soil and he is in his eternal sleep as well here. So, those who’re the children of this soil will have to move ahead upholding his ideals. I’ll ask you to love the country and its people, groom yourselves in such a way so that you could become the future leaders of the country or even become the Prime Minister, you’ll have to have such self-confidence.” State Minister for Women and Children Affairs Meher Afroze Chumki spoke at the programme as a special guest, held with a class V student Upama Biswas in the chair. Another class V student Faiyaz Mohammad Abdullah delivered the address of welcome.
Voicing her resolve to complete Bangabandhu’s unfinished tasks, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Friday urged children to move ahead imbued with the ideals of the Father of the Nation to become the country’s future leaders.
“Now the Father of the Nation is not amongst us, but we’ll definitely have to complete the unfinished tasks of Bangabandhu. We’ll have to turn Bangladesh into a prosperous and developed country,” she said.
The Prime Minister was addressing the Children’s Rally and Cultural Function held on Bangabandhu Mausoleum premises marking his 98th birthday of Bangabandhu and the National Children’s Day. The Ministry of Women and Children Affairs and the district administration jointly organized the function.
Urging the children and growing students to move ahead with the ideals of Bangabandhu, Hasina said, “The Father of the Nation was born in this soil and he is in his eternal sleep as well here. So, those who’re the children of this soil will have to move ahead upholding his ideals. I’ll ask you to love the country and its people, groom yourselves in such a way so that you could become the future leaders of the country or even become the Prime Minister, you’ll have to have such self-confidence.” State Minister for Women and Children Affairs Meher Afroze Chumki spoke at the programme as a special guest, held with a class V student Upama Biswas in the chair. Another class V student Faiyaz Mohammad Abdullah delivered the address of welcome.
