UFTB observes National Revolution Solidarity Day

In transforming the political history of post-independence Bangladesh and nurturing an ideologically grounded, science-and-technology-driven youth, reflecting on historical milestones holds immense significance. According to relevant sources, a special discussion meeting was held at the administrative building conference room of the University of Frontier Technology, Bangladesh (UFTB) on Saturday, November 7, at 11:00 AM to mark National Revolution and Solidarity Day. Presided over by Syeda Zakia Nayeem, Assistant Professor in the Department of Educational Technology and Engineering, Vice-Chancellor Professor Dr. Md. Moktar Ali attended the event and delivered remarks as the chief guest.

During the event, Md. Ashiquchchalehin, Lecturer in the Department of Internet of Things and Robotics Engineering, presented the background as the key speaker. Moderated by Md. Ashrafuzzaman, Assistant Professor in the Department of Educational Technology and Engineering, the session featured speeches by Rakib Hossain, Chairman of the Cyber Security Engineering Department and University Proctor; Md. Masud Rana, Lecturer; Muhammad Ataur Rahman Khan, Registrar; Md. Yunus Patwary, Assistant Registrar; and Bimlesh Saha, Assistant Network and Hardware Engineer. Additionally, Sifat Al Huzaifa and Tahmid Hossain, students from the Department of Internet of Things and Robotics Engineering, shared their reflections among the student participants.

In his address as chief guest, Vice-Chancellor Professor Dr. Md. Moktar Ali stated, "National Revolution and Solidarity Day is a significant chapter in the history of Bangladesh. The events of November 7, 1975, left a profound impact on the country's political and social history. The historical context, significance, and impact of this day on national life must be properly highlighted to the new generation." He added, "Everyone must work collectively to build a prosperous, stable, and developed Bangladesh by learning from every important chapter of history. National unity, patriotism, mutual respect, and harmony form the cornerstone of a state's progress. Despite differences of opinion, remaining united in the national interest and fulfilling responsible roles for the country's welfare from our respective positions is every citizen's duty. Particularly among university students, free thinking, human values, morality, and patriotism must be cultivated." Finally, he emphasized reinforcing patriotism, national unity, mutual harmony, and responsibility among the university's faculty, officers, staff, and students.

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