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Ties with Bangladesh to be strengthened further

Says British high commissioner

Staff Correspondent, Sylhet
The British High Commissioner to Bangladesh Anwar Choudhury has said bilateral relation between the UK and Bangladesh has reached a high level and it should be developed further in the years to come.
Anwar Choudhury has said bilateral relation between the UK and Bangladesh has reached a high level and it should be developed further in the years to come.
He was speaking as chief guest at a gathering of students and guardians at the Burunga Iqbal Ahmed High School of Balaganj upazila in Syihet onThursday.
The programme was organised in connection with the inauguration of a newly built academic building of the institution.
The envoy said there are still many things to be done for the improvement of the education system in the country.
The government should take necessary steps on their own while the donors' assistance should be utilised properly for producing a brilliant generation, he added.
Choudhury said there are talents in the country, they just need proper care and support for making them more competent.
Sending unskilled manpower abroad is very tough now a days,
rather there is a good demand for qualified professionals everywhere in the world, he added.
He said a special programme will be taken up soon for establishing links between 400 schools in Bangladesh and 400 in the UK.
The students and teachers of these schools will maintain close link through Internet and other facilities, he said.
At the beginning, the programme will start between Burunga Iqbal Ahmed High School and a Manchester school, he added.
Choudhury said the British government will soon start a 100 million dollar project for raising the standard of English in Bangladesh.
Deputy Commissioner Harun Ur Rashid Khan, former chairman of Syihet Education Board Prof Abdul Baqui Chowdhury, Vice-chancellor of Syihet Metropolitan University Prof Kabir H Chowdhury and Iqbal Ahmed also spoke at the programme presided over by school managing committee chairmen Advocate Khairul Islam.