State Minister for Primary and Mass Education Bobby Hajjaj today said physical or any other limitation cannot impede the path of fulfilling the dream of any child as the government is working relentlessly to ensure the development of the talent and potential of every child with the cooperation of family, school, society and the state.
Inspirational Documentary Screening
Hajjajj made the remarks while speaking as the chief guest at a special screening programme on the documentary "Payer Chaap", organised by Impress Telefilm, at the auditorium of Bangladesh Textile University (Butex) in Tejgaon. The documentary was made on the life of Ayesha, an indomitable talented young girl who has no hand.
Key to Success
The state minister said the key to success in the lives of students is perseverance, regular studies and self-confidence. "If they study hard, it is possible to achieve whatever they want to be in the future...whether it is a doctor, scientist, teacher, astronaut or a person who fulfills the highest responsibility of the state," he said.
Government's Commitment
Hajjajj said the government under the leadership of Prime Minister Tarique Rahman is working to build an inclusive education system where no child will be left behind and equal opportunities will be ensured for all. He said while attending the programme, he came to know that the Prime Minister has already appointed Ayesha as a class supervisor at Gaibandha BIAM Laboratory School and College.
Collaborative Efforts Needed
Hajjajj emphasized that for every child in Bangladesh to overcome their limitations and move forward, the family, society and the state must work together. He expressed gratitude to the Prime Minister, calling Ayesha's appointment a shining example of the government's commitment to talent, competence and human values.
