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PM and Zaima Rahman Watch Independence Day Friendly at National Stadium

Business Times News Desk
Disclosure : 26 Mar 2026, 04:52 PM
PM and Zaima Rahman Watch Independence Day Friendly at National Stadium

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman visited the National Stadium on Thursday afternoon to watch a special friendly football match organized to mark Independence Day.

The Prime Minister arrived under high security and was accompanied by his daughter, Barrister Zaima Rahman.

Upon arrival, they were received by State Minister for Sports Aminul Haque, senior sports ministry officials, and representatives from the Bangladesh Football Federation (BFF). The match is part of the nationwide celebrations honoring the country's independence.

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