
CHATTOGRAM, June 18: Army Chief Gen Waker-uz-Zaman emphasized the critical role of a modern, efficient, and patriotic army in safeguarding the independence and sovereignty of the nation.
He noted that the primary responsibility for leading this army rests with the officers. Gen Waker-uz-Zaman mentioned that the Bangladesh Military Academy (BMA) was founded in 1974 with the objective of developing dedicated, efficient, intelligent, and talented army officers suited for the 21st century within the Bangladesh Army.
“Under the guidance of officers commissioned from this esteemed academy, the Bangladesh Army, driven by loyalty, discipline, fairness, and a strong sense of duty, is currently making significant contributions beyond the nation’s borders.
The Bangladesh Army, committed to the motto ‘Chiro Unnata Momo Shir’, continues to enhance its capabilities through the visionary planning and effective training provided by the Bangladesh Military Academy.
We take pride in and express our gratitude for the contributions made by the Bangladesh Military Academy,” he added.
The Army Chief delivered these remarks during the President’s Parade held to commemorate the commissioning of the 90th Long- Course Officer Cadets of the Bangladesh Military Academy (BMA) on Thursday.
He inspected the parade at the BMA Parade Ground in Bhatiari, Chattogram, and received the salute during the event. Additionally, he presented awards to the distinguished cadets. The Army Chief stated that, in light of the evolving global situation, various practical development initiatives have been implemented to modernize the army.
As part of this effort, the activities of the Second Bangladesh Battalion will be officially inaugurated at the Bangladesh Military Academy on Thursday, InshaAllah, to enhance the quality of cadet training, ensure modern facilities, and maintain the continuity of timely training, he added.�"BSS