France BNP and Jubo Dal Leaders Hold Prayer and Discussion Meeting Marking Jubo Dal’s 48th Founding Anniversary

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A prayer gathering and discussion meeting was held in Paris, the capital of France, to commemorate the 48th founding anniversary of the Bangladesh Jatiotabadi Jubo Dal.

The event brought together former and current leaders and activists of France Jubo Dal, as well as members of the wider BNP-affiliated political and cultural community in France. Participants reflected on the organization’s history, its role in Bangladesh’s democratic movements, and the future vision of the youth wing.

Among those present were former vice presidents of France Jubo Dal Basit Hossain, Ershad Hossain, Ashiq Mahmud, and Maruf Hossain Dalim.

The gathering was also attended by Mehedi Hasan Rony, Member Secretary of France JASAS, senior France BNP leader Altafur Rahman, poet Rubel Ahmed, and former France Jubo Dal General Secretary Abdur Rob Rana.

Other attendees included former Joint General Secretaries Wadud Ahmed Bappi, Mohammad Jamal Uddin, and Shah Sumon Amin, Assistant General Secretaries Mehedi Hasan Rimon and Syed Ruhul Amin, former Assistant Organising Secretary Jahangir Hossain, Office Secretary Masud Ahmed, Assistant Office Secretary Kaiser Ahmed, Legal Affairs Secretary R M Khan, and former member Shamim Ahmed, along with numerous former and current leaders and activists of France Jubo Dal.

Speakers at the event highlighted the contributions of Jubo Dal over the past 48 years and emphasized the importance of unity, democratic values, youth leadership, and continued engagement of expatriate Bangladeshis in national development and political activities.

Special prayers were offered seeking peace, prosperity, and progress for Bangladesh and the well-being of party leaders, activists, and citizens at home and abroad.

FB Note: This report covers a community and political gathering held in France to mark the 48th founding anniversary of Bangladesh Jatiotabadi Jubo Dal and is shared for news and public interest purposes.

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