Minister for Communication and Information Technology of Nepal assured Nepal’s full support to Bangladesh in its transformative journey
Kathmandu, 05 August 2025:
Hon’ble Minister for Communication and Information Technology of Nepal, H.E. Mr. Prithvi Subba Gurung assured Nepal’s full cooperation and support to Bangladesh in its transition to a democratic Bangladesh while delivering statement at the observance of 'July Mass Uprising Day' of Bangladesh at Bangladesh Embassy in Kathmandu, today.
In his statement, Hon’ble Minister for Communication and Information Technology of Nepal termed the July Mass Uprising as ‘a collective will of the people of Bangladesh for democracy’ and a momentum created by the new generation. He recalled the collaboration in various sectors including trade, investment, tourism, ICT and people to people contact and stressed for forging new cooperation between the two friendly nations in this inter-connected world.
Bangladesh Embassy, Kathmandu observed the 'July Mass Uprising Day' with due solemnity and fervor today in its premises. Hon’ble Minister, Ministry of Communication and Information Technology, Government of Nepal, H.E. Mr. Prithvi Subba Gurung graced the event as Guest of Honour and Secretary General of SAARC H.E. Md. Golam Sarwar attended the event as Special Guest. A good number of local civil society members including former Ambassadors of Nepal to Bangladesh, prominent businessmen and entrepreneurs, doctors and other professionals participated in the program. Officials/ representatives from regional organizations like SAARC Secretariat, ICIMOD, UNISEF and different societies and organizations were also present during the celebration of the Day'.
The Secretary-General of SAARC referred July Mass Uprising, as an unprecedented event in the history of Bangladesh, in his speech as Special Guest. He paid tribute to the martyrs who made ultimate sacrifices for the economic and political freedom of the people of Bangladesh.
Today’s event started with playing the national anthems of Nepal and Bangladesh. Later 1 minute-silence was observed to pay homage and tribute to the martyrs of the Mass Uprising. Messages from the Hon’ble President and Hon’ble Chief Adviser of Bangladesh were read out and a documentary titled “July Anirban” was screened during the event.
Bangladesh Embassy in Kathmandu is organizing a series of events as part its observance of “July Revival Ceremonies-2025”.