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Bangladesh Embassy in Tokyo Honors July Mass Uprising Day with Solemn Event

The Bangladesh Embassy in Tokyo held a solemn event to honor the martyrs of the July Mass Uprising in 2024, emphasizing the importance of national unity and economic contributions from expatriates.

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In Tokyo, the Bangladesh Embassy commemorated July Mass Uprising Day, honoring the martyrs of the 2024 uprising. The event began with a moment of silence, followed by messages from Bangladeshi leaders and a speech by Ambassador Daud Ali.

Tribute and Remembrance

The program started with a minute of silence at the embassy’s conference room, a poignant tribute to the martyrs who lost their lives or were injured during the uprising. Messages from President, Prime Minister, and other officials were read aloud, marking the significance of the day.

National Unity and Economic Contributions

Ambassador Daud Ali emphasized the need for state rehabilitation for the families of those affected by the uprising and highlighted the importance of a democratic, justice-based society. He praised the contributions of expatriate Bangladeshis, noting their role in boosting the national economy through remittances.

The ambassador noted that expatriates had helped increase Bangladesh's foreign exchange reserves from $18 billion to $36 billion, urging continued support through official banking channels.

Future of Bangladesh

The ambassador also highlighted the Probashi Card initiative to facilitate access to public services for expatriates, reiterating the government’s commitment to their welfare.

The event concluded with a special prayer for the martyrs and for the continued peace and prosperity of Bangladesh.

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What was the main purpose of the event held by the Bangladesh Embassy in Tokyo?
The main purpose of the event was to honor and pay tribute to the martyrs of the July Mass Uprising in 2024.
What did Ambassador Daud Ali highlight during his speech?
Ambassador Daud Ali highlighted the importance of national unity, the need for state rehabilitation for the families of the martyrs, and the significant role of expatriates in boosting the national economy.

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