The two-day 'World Peace Conference 2021' ended in Dhaka. The conference was held as part of the celebration of the birth centenary of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and the golden jubilee of Bangladesh's independence.

The World Peace Conference 2021 ended with the adoption of the Dhaka Declaration at the conclusion of the World Peace Conference on Sunday (December 5) afternoon at the Hotel Intercontinental.

The points are-

>> Establishing peace on the occasion World Peace Conference of 4-5 December and announcing membership.

>> Acknowledging the theme of the conference as progress of peace through social inclusion. Get rid of corona and try to build it stronger. Conflict has been avoided.

In the context of the conference, praising the birth centenary of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the founder of Bangladesh and 50th anniversary of Independence. it has been said that we remember that the journey of Bangladesh in the last five decades is legitimacy for human liberation. Empowerment Fundamental rights and freedoms as a way to maintain peace, promote and uphold sustainable development.

>> We pay tribute to Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman for his personal commitment as he has contributed for peace throughout his colorful political career.

>> We appreciate the capable leadership displayed by the Prime Minister, the political successor of Bangabandhu. Sheikh Hasina is carrying forward her legacy with courage and determination. Her culture of peace philosophy has been adopted at the UN.

We reminisce on the memory of the martyrs and victims of Bangladesh's War of Independence in 1971 and reiterate our commitment to never bow down to genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity. In addition to international crime, the culture of impunity impedes justice and accountability for that crime. We pledge ourselves to move forward to end such cowardly oppression and injustice.

>> We reaffirm our unwavering commitment to the promotion and protection of human rights, civil, cultural, economic, political and social rights in our efforts to build a peaceful, just and inclusive society. We acknowledge the invaluable work done by the United Nations for human rights.

>> We respect the supremacy of international humanitarian law in both war and peace. We remain committed to international protection and assistance policies for refugees and stateless people around the world. In compliance with international disarmament, we renounce the use of all weapons of mass destruction in the nuclear, chemical and biological world arms race. We condemn terrorism.

>> We emphasize the importance of democracy, good governance and the rule of law for peace and stability. We evaluate the role of national parliament and local government institutions. He raised his voice against the just demands and aspirations of the people. We condemn colonialism, illegal occupation. I oppose the seizure of unauthorized power on any pretext. We recognize the role of peace building, peace building. We commend the UN peacekeepers for their dedication.

>> We emphasize the need for a stable, peaceful, social justice and inclusive development. We are committed to protecting the right to employment for all adults in a changing world. We acknowledge the important role of the private sector in advancing social order.

>> We must continue to work to restore our commitment to ‘keep no one behind’. Of course women need to create increased opportunities for political and economic gain. We need to redouble our efforts to prevent all forms of violence and exploitation against children. We need to pay extra attention to the special needs of the elderly, persons with disabilities and indigenous peoples for their meaningful participation in society.

>> We adhere to the underlying and eternal message of peace across all religions, faiths and beliefs. We reject attempts to associate any religion or ethnicity with terrorism and violent extremism. We condemn all forms of violence and abuse on the basis of race, caste or gender. We unequivocally condemn communal violence.

>> We reward and nurture our diverse culture, language as a tradition. We must respect and nurture the boundaries of education, moral studies, science, art, music, literature, media, tourism, fashion, architecture and archeology.

>> We are sensitive to the growing security, displacement and environmental challenges posed by climate. We must invest in health care and provide quality medical care and vaccines for all.

>> We cannot lose sight of the fact that there is no peace anywhere in the world. We recognize the role of regional cooperation in building trust, understanding and unity among the people. We hope to establish a world order that improves the ecosystem of our entire planet. Build consistency. We adhere to tolerance, generosity, empathy and solidarity to achieve love, compassion, lasting peace and security.

>> We do swear solemnly from our respective points at this World Peace Conference peace, social inclusion, fundamental rights, freedoms and sustainability. The reasons for this are spreading the message. We thank the Government and people of Bangladesh for their warm hospitality. Let's share the ideals and vision for peace.

"I feel so proud that a globally reputed organization like CodersTrust has joined this event at my constituency. We have every trust on CodersTrust and we believe our youths will get real quality IT training from them."

ICT State Minister Junaid Ahmed Palak, MP said when he was visiting the CodersTrust stall at the venue of ICT Freelancing Camp and Job Festival 2023.

The two-day long program, held on 17th and 18th February at Gol-e Afroj Govt school premise in Singra, Natore, attracted thousands of youths who wanted to see themselves as future ICT freelancers.

All gathered under a huge pavilion where the state minster talked and later was seen taking a selfie with all the participants who were showing Victory sign.

All who joined the program were overwhelmed with joy, enthusiasm and were committed to see themselves as information technology freelancers in the coming days.

The state minister also distributed certificates among 950 trainees who joined the freelancing camp.

Later in a speech he urged all the youths of his constituency to take the opportunity to be a freelancer and said that no one will remain unemployed in Bangladesh. The country is stepping forward in ICT under the leadership of prime minister Sheikh Hasina, he added.

CodersTrust chairman Aziz Ahmad, in a personal note in social media, congratulated state minister Zunaid Ahmed Palak MP for organizing this event. "You created such a movement in building digital workforce in Bangladesh under the leadership of Honorable Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and Hon’ble Advisor of ICT Mr. Sajeeb Wazed Joy. We are so proud to be part of this journey and reiterate our commitment to uphold the continued endeavor in heightening the stature of CodersTrust as the best skill and digital human resources training institute both locally and globally," said Aziz Ahmad.

Nearly two dozens of organizations, authorities, institutions and companies joined the program displaying their IT supports and services

CodersTrust was among the organizations who set their stall at the venue and attracted a huge number of visitors. More than 500 youths dropped their resume into a 'Resume Box' of CodersTrust, set at the stall. They also talked with the mentors of codersTrust at the program venue.   

CodersTrust mentor Soummo Supriya made a presentation on 'In-demand Skills" and urged the participants to be futuristic about choosing their IT learning topics and platforms while CodersTrust Country Director Ataul Gani Osmani joined in a panel discussion on skill development to overcoming barriers of freelancing.

Singra UNO Mahmuda Khatun presided over the program while Humayun Kabir, Project Director of Learning & Earning Development Project under ICT division, upazila Awami League president Sheikh Obaidur Rahman and municipality mayor Zannatul Ferdous spoke on the occasion

EDUMIG Limited is going to organize a Multi-Destination Education Expo 2023 in the capital city of Bangladesh. The day-long event will be held on 28th January 2023 from 11 am to 5 pm at Hotel Sarina, Banani, Dhaka.

At the event, students wishing to pursue higher education abroad can learn about the admission procedures of universities in Canada, Australia, America, Hong Kong, Ireland, New Zealand, UK, Malaysia, South Korea, and the Schengen countries. Representatives from various universities worldwide will attend the event, where students can avail all the information regarding their higher education abroad, starting from the application procedures to obtaining VISAs.

Mr. Abbas Karimi, the founder of Edumig Ltd, will be inaugurating the event with our esteemed representatives of the mentioned universities at the Multi-Destination Expo 2023, offering up more than a decade of experience.

The Multi-Destination Expo 2023 offers students from all walks of life plenty of opportunities to pursue their higher studies abroad with scholarships. There can be scholarship opportunities of up to 10,000 dollars!

Mr. Abbas Karimi has been successfully helping students with their dreams of studying abroad. Now, he would like to help you with yours. So, please join us at Hotel Sarina and meet with the experienced Edumig Team and the University Representatives. We strive to provide you with a solution for your education abroad.

Tons of waste dumped in poorly regulated riverside landfills or directly into the waterways that flow across three countries end up accumulating behind a trash barrier in the Drina River in eastern Bosnia during the wet weather of winter and early spring.

This week, the barrier once again became the outer edge of a massive floating waste dump crammed with plastic bottles, rusty barrels, used tires, household appliances, driftwood and other garbage picked up by the river from its tributaries.

The river fencing installed by a Bosnian hydroelectric plant, a few kilometers upstream from its dam near Visegrad, has turned the city into an unwilling regional waste site, local environmental activists complain.

Heavy rain and unseasonably warm weather over the past week have caused many rivers and streams in Bosnia, Serbia and Montenegro to overflow, flooding the surrounding areas and forcing scores of people from their homes. Temperatures dropped in many areas on Friday as rain turned into snow.

"We had a lot of rainfall and torrential floods in recent days and a huge inflow of water from (the Drina's tributaries in) Montenegro which is now, fortunately, subsiding," said Dejan Furtula of the environmental group Eko Centar Visegrad.

"Unfortunately, the huge inflow of garbage has not ceased," he added.

The Drina River runs 346 kilometers (215 miles) from the mountains of northwestern Montenegro through Serbia and Bosnia. and some of its tributaries are known for their emerald color and breathtaking scenery. A section along the border between Bosnia and Serbia is popular with river rafters when it's not "garbage season."

Some 10,000 cubic meters (more than 353,000 cubic feet) of waste are estimated to have amassed behind the Drina River trash barrier in recent days, Furtula said.