... On the occasion of the 48th anniversary of the death of the founder of the Republic of Bangladesh, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, Ambassador Nahida Sobhan held a cultural symposium and lunch at the Bangladesh Embassy in Jabal Amman/ Amman Mountain in honor of the participants in the symposium.

... At the beginning of the celebration, the flag of Bangladesh was raised on the flagpole in the embassy's garden, and the ambassador laid a wreath at the image of the late Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the founder of the Republic of Bangladesh and the first president of the republic.

... The symposium and ceremony was attended by the historian Professor Omar Al-Armouti / author and author of the Encyclopedia of Oman in the Old Days / and author of the book Ambassadors of the World Speak from Oman ... The ceremony was also attended by historian Dr. Muhammad Abdul Hafeez Al-Manasir, Dr. Sherine Al-Hussein Al-Awamla, and cultural activist Mrs. Maha Ahmed Abdel-Karim Al-Tarawneh And the cultural activist, Mr. Bassam Al-Hawari, a number of members of the Bengali community in Jordan, and the family of the Embassy of the Republic of Bangladesh in Amman.

... Her Excellency the Ambassador of Bangladesh, Ms. Nahida Sobhan, praised the founding father and founder of the Republic of Bangladesh, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the father of Sheikh Hasina, the current Prime Minister of Bangladesh.

... The historian Mr. Omar Al-Armouti also spoke in a speech in which he praised Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, founder of the Republic of Bangladesh. Al-Armouti also praised the great leap and accelerated renaissance that Bangladesh succeeded in during the last 20 years, Bangladesh is now an industrially advanced country, the Bangladeshi economy has jumped to an advanced degree, and exports and national income have increased significantly. Al-Armouti praised Sheikh Hasina, the Prime Minister of Bangladesh and the daughter of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, who had a major role in the amazing economic progress in Bangladesh, reducing poverty and unemployment rates, increasing the number of educated people, spreading electricity throughout the villages and cities of Bangladesh, and increasing the annual per capita income.

... The academic Dr. Sherine Al-Hussein Al-Awamleh also spoke, praising the close relations that bind Jordan with Bangladesh, where about 65 thousand Bangladeshi workers work in Jordan now in the agricultural sector and other sectors. Dr. Al-Awamleh praised the great efforts of Sheikh Hasina, Prime Minister of Bangladesh, daughter of the late Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the founder of Bangladesh .

... Then the historian Dr. Muhammad Abdul Hafeez Al-Manasir spoke about the ancient and modern history of Bangladesh and the history of the introduction of Islam to Bangladesh, and he talked about the late Sheikh Mujibur Rahman as a great historical figure that we used to hear about in news bulletins, as the late Sheikh Mujibur Rahman was able to save this country and achieve independence for it. ..... A number of the Bengali community also spoke at the celebration of this national occasion.