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Bangladesh High Commission in Islamabad Observes National Revolution and Solidarity Day

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Staff Reporter • 7 Nov • 2 min read • 1 views · 1 impressions

Bangladesh High Commission in Islamabad Observes National Revolution and Solidarity Day
Bangladesh High Commission premises in Islamabad during the November 7 diplomatic commemoration.

The Bangladesh High Commission in Islamabad, Pakistan, observed the historic National Revolution and Solidarity Day with due solemnity and patriotic fervor on Saturday, November 7, 2026.

The day’s proceedings commenced in the morning at the chancery premises, where High Commissioner to Pakistan Md. Iqbal Hossain Khan officially hoisted the national flag in the presence of mission officers, staff, and members of the Bangladeshi diaspora. The ceremony included the singing of the national anthem, recitation from the Holy Quran, and the reading of official messages issued by the President and Prime Minister of Bangladesh. A special documentary detailing the history of the November 7 Sepoy-People's Uprising was also screened.

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Addressing the discussion session, High Commissioner Md. Iqbal Hossain Khan highlighted the immense significance of November 7 in Bangladesh’s political and national history. He recalled how Shaheed President Ziaur Rahman restored multi-party democracy, the rule of law, and freedom of speech and the press while steering the nation away from subservient foreign policies. He called upon all citizens and expatriates to draw inspiration from the spirit of November 7 to build an inclusive, discrimination-free, and prosperous Bangladesh. The event concluded with special prayers for national peace, unity, and progress.

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