Foreign Minister Dr AK Abdul Momen today said Dhaka does not pay heeds to what other countries are saying as Bangladesh maintains sovereign balanced foreign policy.
“Who said what … this is their headache. We do maintain sovereign balanced foreign policy … rest, I do not know” he told the reporters when they drew his attention on recent Russian statement on Bangladesh.
On Friday, Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson MV Zakharova said, "If the results of the people will are not satisfactory to the United States, attempts to further destabilize the situation in Bangladesh along the lines of the Arab Spring are likely".
Pursuing a future fit ambition through technological innovation
that facilitates seamless collaboration and communication, Grameenphone has just unveiled
their brand new IoT product umbrella and app– alo!
Following an event held at a hotel on 17th
December 2023, a total of 8 cutting-edge products have been introduced by Grameenphone,
which can be truly essential for those who prefer next-generation smart solutions in every step
of their lifestyles.
Grameenphone officials, including Chief Executive Officer Yasir Azman, Chief Business Officer
Dr. Asif Naimur Rashid, Chief Marketing Officer Mohammad Sajjad Hasib and other top
management members joined the event to mark the occasion, as the country leading
connectivity solution provider penned yet another new chapter in Bangladesh progressive
journey of digital transformation.
Twenty-two aspirants of the upcoming national
polls - whose nominations were initially cancelled by respective returning
officers (RO) of their seats - got their candidacy back on the sixth and last
day of the Election Commission (EC) appeal hearing.
Led by Chief Election Commissioner Kazi Habibul Awal, the EC delivered the
verdicts after reviewing the appeals at the Nirbachan Bhaban in the city
Agargaon area this (December 15) afternoon.
The flower markets in capital city were buzzing during the celebration of 53rd Victory Day on December 16 as the country was liberated from the clutches of Pakistani occupation forces after a nine-month bloody war on the day in 1971.
Bangladesh Flower Society President Babul Proshad told that we have set target Tk.25 Crore for this victory day across the country. Flower farmers across the country, are happy as sale of their produce has soared ahead of the Victory Day celebration.
He said, “We were worried about the political unrest including Hartal and blocked programmes. However, the flower market has turned positive. People are buying flowers.”
According to the Bangladesh Flower Society, there are 18,000 flower growers and 30 thousand workers including packaging, laborer, van puller and workers in the country. They cultivate different types of flowers.