Foreign Minister Dr A. K. Abdul Momen calls Bangladesh students studying in various Hungarian Universities under the Hungaricum Stipendium Programme for engaging themselves in the socio-economic development of Bangladesh. While addressing the Bangladeshi students at the Mathius Corvinus Collegium in Budapest, Hungary yesterday, the Foreign Minister suggested the students be inquisitive, innovative and passionate for the greater welfare of humankind. Mr Miklos Lengyel, Deputy State Secretary for International Training Programs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade of Hungary and Bangladesh Ambassador to Hungary Muhammad Abdul Muhith also addressed the students.
Dr Momen highlighted the commitments of the current government under Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to building a knowledge-based developed and prosperous nation imbued with modern and technological knowledge. He underscored the importance of skilling up our youths with appropriate knowledge and skills and suggested the students avail themselves the numerous opportunities in the field of science, technology and innovation to face the domestic and local challenges.
While stating the transformation of high-tech industries in Bangladesh, Foreign Minister suggested to the students to equip them with ideas and innovations and advised them to work hard to fulfil the dream of Bangabandhu to make Bangladesh as Sonar Bangla.
Foreign Minister appreciated the government of Hungary for providing 140 full scholarships to Bangladeshi students annually for pursuing graduation, post-graduation and PhDs in renowned Hungarian universities under the Hungaricum Stipendium Programme since 2019.