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Government Offers Exclusive Biman Discounts for Expatriate Bangladeshis

The government has announced special ticket discounts for expatriate Bangladeshis on Biman Bangladesh Airlines.

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The government has taken an initiative to offer special discounts on Biman Bangladesh Airlines tickets to expatriate Bangladeshis, Civil Aviation and Tourism Minister Afroza Khanam Rita announced. The initiative is part of a series of government measures aimed at ensuring better facilities and hassle-free air travel services for expatriate Bangladeshis.

Minister Rita made the remarks while addressing as the chief guest a reception programme for first-year honours students at Government Debendra College in Manikganj. Highlighting the contribution of expatriate Bangladeshis to the country, Afroza said the government has undertaken various initiatives to ensure necessary facilities and services for them.

"The government is committed to ensuring hassle-free air travel services for expatriates," she said. The minister also mentioned that a shuttle bus service has been introduced at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport (HSIA) to facilitate passenger movement and improve convenience for travellers.

Speaking about Government Debendra College, Afroza said the institution has been spreading the light of education for the past 84 years and carries a rich legacy of involvement in the country's historic movements and national events. She recalled that Language Movement martyr Rafiq Uddin Ahmed was a student of the college.

The minister inaugurated the "Shaheed Zia", "Liberation War" and "July Memorial Corner" at Government Debendra University College. Manikganj-1 lawmaker S A Jinnah Kabir and senior officials of the district administration, among others, attended the programme.

Source: BSS

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