State Minister for Primary and Mass Education Bobby Hajjaj reaffirmed the government’s commitment to an inclusive education system, ensuring equal opportunities for every child under Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's leadership.
Hajjaj spoke Thursday at the Bangladesh University of Textiles (BUTEX) during a screening of Payer Chaap an Impress Telefilm documentary chronicling the life of Ayesha, a resilient young woman who has overcome severe physical disabilities.
"Ayesha’s success proves that strong willpower can conquer adversity," Hajjaj told the audience of students, faculty, and journalists. "However, this shouldn't be an isolated incident. Family, society, and the state must unite so every Bangladeshi child can overcome their limitations."
He emphasized that physical challenges must never obstruct a child's dreams. The state minister highlighted perseverance, consistent study, and self-belief as the foundations of student success adding that dedicated students can achieve any goal—from becoming a scientist to leading the nation.
Hajjaj also commended the Prime Minister for recently appointing Ayesha as a class supervisor at Gaibandha Beam Laboratory School and College. He described the appointment as a powerful testament to the government's dedication to rewarding talent ability and human values.
The event was chaired by the BUTEX Vice-Chancellor and attended by students and educators from across the Tejgaon area.
