State Minister for Social Welfare Farzana Sharmin Putul has arrived in Colombo, Sri Lanka, to participate in the South Asian Ministerial Conference on Ending Violence Against Children. The conference, scheduled for June 23-24, aims to strengthen child protection systems, prevent violence against children, and enhance regional cooperation among South Asian countries.
Conference Objectives
The conference will focus on several key objectives, including the prevention of violence against children, strengthening child protection systems, developing sustainable policies for child welfare, and increasing regional cooperation. It will also provide a platform for experience sharing among participating countries.
Bangladesh's Participation
As the representative of Bangladesh, State Minister Farzana Sharmin will highlight the government's initiatives, achievements, and future plans in the child protection sector. She will also engage in discussions on critical issues related to child rights and welfare.
Reception and Welcome
Upon arrival at Colombo's Bandaranaike International Airport, the State Minister was welcomed by the Charge d'Affaires of the Bangladesh Embassy, Samarpan Barua.
Expected Outcomes
The conference is expected to yield important discussions and outcomes that will contribute to the enhancement of child protection measures across South Asia.
