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President Felicitates Prime Minister Tarique Rahman on UNGA Address

President Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir Commends Prime Minister Tarique Rahman’s Directional Speech at 81st UN General Assembly

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National Desk

National Desk • 25 Sept • 2 min read

President Felicitates Prime Minister Tarique Rahman on UNGA Address
The United Nations General Assembly hall where Prime Minister Tarique Rahman delivered his maiden speech, receiving praise from President Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir.

President Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir extended warm congratulations and best wishes to Prime Minister Tarique Rahman for his visionary, decisive, and direction-setting address at the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA).

In a congratulatory message issued on Friday (September 25, 2026), the President noted that the Prime Minister's speech clearly articulated Bangladesh's national interests, public aspirations, and key positions on critical global issues, thereby elevating the nation's international standing. The address highlighted Bangladesh's post-autocracy democratic transition, commitment to human rights and good governance, and the 3-R strategy—Recovery, Restoration, and Reconstruction—aimed at building a prosperous and self-reliant nation. The President also emphasized the significance of the Prime Minister’s call for multilateral cooperation, climate action, regional stability, economic empowerment under the motto "Bangladesh First: Bangladesh for All," and noted the historic occasion of Tarique Rahman becoming the third member of his family to speak at the UN General Assembly.

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