Bangladesh Defense Forum
Bangladesh Armed Forces symbolise resilience, patriotism: CA
BSS
Published :
Dec 04, 2024 22:27
Updated :
Dec 04, 2024 22:27
Highlighting the commitment of the armed forces to safeguarding the nation, Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus on Wednesday said Bangladesh Armed Forces symbolize resilience, patriotism, and dedication to peace.
"Your continuous efforts, during national crises like disasters, political unrest, and pandemics, demonstrate your readiness to respond and your unwavering dedication to the wellbeing of our citizens," he said while speaking at the graduation ceremony of the National Defense College (NDC) in Dhaka.
The chief adviser said global challenges do not belong to any particular nation alone but need multinational efforts to overcome.
"The global problem-solving efforts must rely on cooperation, not conflict," he added.
Addressing the defence personnel, Prof Yunus said: "Dear members of Bangladesh Armed Forces, I am proud to notice the progress of the armed forces and their enduring contribution to national security development and nation-building activities."
In addition, he said the contribution of the armed forces to global peace through the United Nations is internationally acclaimed.
Congratulating the new graduates, the chief adviser said their long interaction in the NDC has added great value to their understanding of the need for a collaborative approach to all national problems.
He expressed his very special felicitation to the international course members for successfully completing the National Defense Course 2024 and asked them to act as goodwill ambassadors for Bangladesh in their respective countries and beyond their borders.
At the onset of his speech, Prof Yunus recalled the martyrs who laid down their lives in the 1971 Liberation War and paid tributes to those who sacrificed their lives in the July-August revolution in 2024.
The chiefs of three services, commandants and members of the National Defense College, and the graduating course members of the National Defense Course 2024 were present.
BSS
Published :
Dec 04, 2024 22:27
Updated :
Dec 04, 2024 22:27
Highlighting the commitment of the armed forces to safeguarding the nation, Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus on Wednesday said Bangladesh Armed Forces symbolize resilience, patriotism, and dedication to peace.
"Your continuous efforts, during national crises like disasters, political unrest, and pandemics, demonstrate your readiness to respond and your unwavering dedication to the wellbeing of our citizens," he said while speaking at the graduation ceremony of the National Defense College (NDC) in Dhaka.
The chief adviser said global challenges do not belong to any particular nation alone but need multinational efforts to overcome.
"The global problem-solving efforts must rely on cooperation, not conflict," he added.
Addressing the defence personnel, Prof Yunus said: "Dear members of Bangladesh Armed Forces, I am proud to notice the progress of the armed forces and their enduring contribution to national security development and nation-building activities."
In addition, he said the contribution of the armed forces to global peace through the United Nations is internationally acclaimed.
Congratulating the new graduates, the chief adviser said their long interaction in the NDC has added great value to their understanding of the need for a collaborative approach to all national problems.
He expressed his very special felicitation to the international course members for successfully completing the National Defense Course 2024 and asked them to act as goodwill ambassadors for Bangladesh in their respective countries and beyond their borders.
At the onset of his speech, Prof Yunus recalled the martyrs who laid down their lives in the 1971 Liberation War and paid tributes to those who sacrificed their lives in the July-August revolution in 2024.
The chiefs of three services, commandants and members of the National Defense College, and the graduating course members of the National Defense Course 2024 were present.
