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US Embassy Shares Official White House Photograph of Prime Minister Tarique Rahman, Dr. Zubaida Rahman, and President Donald Trump

US Embassy in Dhaka Re-shares Official Photograph from New York Gala Dinner Following White House Release; Press Wing Debunks Social Media Speculation

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Staff Reporter • 4 Oct • 2 min read

US Embassy Shares Official White House Photograph of Prime Minister Tarique Rahman, Dr. Zubaida Rahman, and President Donald Trump
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman and Dr. Zubaida Rahman alongside US President Donald Trump at a gala dinner hosted for world leaders during the 81st UN General Assembly session in New York.

The US Embassy in Dhaka has shared the official White House photograph featuring Prime Minister Tarique Rahman, his wife Dr. Zubaida Rahman, and US President Donald Trump on its verified Facebook page.

The photograph, originally released by the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) on Saturday (October 3, 2026) following its official distribution by the White House, captures Prime Minister Tarique Rahman and Dr. Zubaida Rahman alongside US President Donald Trump during a gala dinner in New York on September 22. The reception was hosted by President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump in honor of visiting world leaders and their spouses attending the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA). Addressing online discussions and misrepresentation across social media platforms, the Prime Minister's Press Wing clarified that the photograph is an authentic White House release, dispelling claims questioning its veracity. The US Embassy's subsequent endorsement of the post further reaffirms the official bilateral engagement during the Prime Minister's UNGA visit.

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