National Revolution and Solidarity Day observed in Tokyo
Messages from the president and the prime minister marking the occasion were read out at the programme
BSS, Dhaka
Published: 07 Nov 2026, 05:44 PM
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The Bangladesh Embassy in Tokyo on Saturday observed National Revolution and Solidarity Day with due solemnity, highlighting the historical significance of 7 November and the importance of national unity in safeguarding the country's independence and sovereignty.
The day's programme began with the hoisting of the
national flag at the embassy premises, followed by a special discussion on the
historical context and significance of the day, according to a press release.
Messages from the president and the prime minister
marking the occasion were read out at the programme.
Two documentaries produced by the Ministry of
Information and Broadcasting were screened, highlighting the historical events
of 7 November, the solidarity between soldiers and the people, and their
contributions to protecting Bangladesh's independence and sovereignty during a
critical period in the nation's history.
Addressing the discussion, Bangladesh Embassy
Counsellor and Charg D'Affaires Muhammad
Safiul Azam said the events of 7 November had far-reaching implications for the
country's political and state affairs at a crucial juncture in its
post-independence history.
Recalling with deep respect the contributions of Shaheed
President Ziaur Rahman to safeguarding the country's independence and
sovereignty, he urged Bangladeshis at home and abroad to uphold the spirit of
the historic day.
He also called upon expatriate Bangladeshis to work
collectively towards building a democratic, peaceful and prosperous Bangladesh,
guided by patriotism and national unity.
During an open discussion, members of the
Bangladeshi community in Japan and embassy officials highlighted the social,
political and historical significance of the day.
The speakers said the unity between soldiers and the
people on 7 November had played a crucial role in protecting the country's
independence and sovereignty.
They expressed their commitment to preserving the
spirit of the day and contributing to Bangladesh's development and progress
while living abroad.
The programme concluded with special prayers and
munajat seeking continued peace, prosperity and progress for Bangladesh and its
people.
Prayers were also offered for the departed souls of
the martyrs who sacrificed their lives to safeguard the nation's independence
and sovereignty.
