The Embassy of Bangladesh in Bucharest, Romania, has issued a formal public notice urging citizens and service seekers not to offer any gifts, tokens, money, or favors to embassy officials and employees.
The announcement was published on Wednesday, November 11, 2026. The embassy stated that its personnel are fully committed to providing services with honesty, neutrality, and professionalism. Citing Rule 5 (Acceptance of Gifts) of the Government Servants (Conduct) Rules, 1979, the notice highlighted that offering gifts can place officials in awkward positions and raise unwarranted questions about professional impartiality.
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