09/06/2025
Dt: 06-06-25
In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
My dear countrymen, children, adolescents, young men and women, students, the elderly, men and women, I extend my salam (greetings) to all of you.
Assalamu Alaikum.
At the beginning, I would like to wish you all a blessed Eid-ul-Azha. Eid Mubarak. Every year, this day comes before us as a great example of sacrifice.
If we cannot embrace the greatness of the sacrifice and devote ourselves to building society and the state, free from greed, selfishness, jealousy and hatred, then the Eid of the sacrifice is nothing more than a formality. Let us make the sacrifice beautiful this year, glorifying it with the glory of sacrifice and making it poor-friendly.
Dear countrymen,
The income earned from the skins of the sacrificial animals benefits our poor relatives, the marginalized communities and millions of madrasa students of the country. We must pay attention to ensuring that our poor relatives and neighbors understand their rights. Only then will this festival become a festival for all, rich and poor.
A high-level government committee is working to ensure proper management of all issues including determining the fair price of animal skins and waste management, and a control room has also been opened. Any problems, complaints and suggestions related to sacrificial skins can be called on this hotline number. We have provided 30,000 tons of salt free of charge for preserving the skins of sacrificial animals this year.
Another important issue during Eid-ul-Adha is cleanliness. I strongly urge all the countrymen to come forward together to keep the environment clean. I am especially drawing the attention of the youth on this issue.
I extend my heartfelt greetings and congratulations to everyone who has performed the holy Hajj this year. With the infinite mercy of the Almighty, your prayers, and the utmost sincerity and professionalism of all concerned, our Hajj management has been successful this year. For the first time, the overall management and services of Hajj are being ensured through the 'Labbayek' app under government management. So far, there have been no reports of any irregularities in Hajj management. No one has had to suffer the pain of being unable to go for Hajj despite paying money. No Hajj pilgrim has had to protest at the Hajj camp or airport. For the first time, no one has been sent to Hajj with government money.
Dear countrymen,
Using the experience of Eid-ul-Fitr, we have taken steps to keep the prices of goods in the market stable in the long term. This time, we have paid utmost attention to ensuring that the prices of any item do not increase suddenly on Eid-ul-Adha. As a result, the prices of most products including potatoes, onions, eggs, sugar, vegetables and spices have decreased compared to last year. We have been able to free the overall market system from the grip of dishonest syndicates and create a competitive environment. The government is making every effort to provide essential commodities to the people at fair prices.
In addition, the government has taken maximum measures so that the countrymen can travel to their homes without any problems on this Eid. Members of the law enforcement agencies are vigilant about the safety of people's lives and property, a large number of officials and employees and members of the police and army are working tirelessly even during the Eid holidays. I express my sincere gratitude to you.
Not only during Eid, but also in the future, to ensure that there is no irregularity in bus, rail and air travel, the government is going to create a central online ticketing platform, where passengers can easily purchase bus, train and flight tickets from the same platform.
Similarly, a center called 'Citizen Service Bangladesh' is being run to ensure that all types of government services reach the doorsteps of the people. We have started the work of setting up service centers under private management through young people in cities, markets and markets throughout the country. This has started with a few service centers in Dhaka city.
Trained local young entrepreneurs will provide various government digital services to ordinary citizens from the Citizen Service Center, including NID, passport, license, filing GD with the police, tax filing. As a result, we are hopeful that we will be freed from the clutches of brokers and various types of harassment and suffering will be reduced. We have started this project with a zero budget. It is possible to move forward by using the existing unused resources of the country - this is what we are trying to do in practice.
We are trying to bring as many services as possible from each ministry under this system. Our aim is that a child receives a birth certificate immediately after birth. That will be the first recognition of citizenship and the state's commitment to take responsibility for the child. From there, all other certificates will be given gradually as part of the citizen's rights, with dignity. The person will not need to run from one office to another. They will not have to chase brokers for months.
When we travel abroad, expatriate Bangladeshis there often tell us about various difficulties in getting government services. We are also taking the initiative to set up privately run citizen service centers in their respective cities abroad for expatriates. From there, they can obtain passport renewals, national identity cards, etc.
These are difficult tasks. They have been made difficult. But now, with the help of the brave and enterprising Senior Secretaries, Secretaries and DGs within the government, we are determined to complete it during the tenure of the interim government.
Dear countrymen,
You know, when this government took office after the historic uprising, the economic situation of the country was dire. Even the economy of a terribly war-torn country is not as bad as it has been made worse by 16 years of unbridled looting.
The hopeful thing is that not only banks, but every financial institution has now turned around. People's deposits are now safe. Most of the economic indicators have returned to a positive trend. The positive trend of our economy is also attracting foreign investors.
Fearing that the foreign exchange reserves would drop to zero, the government was not allowing foreign traders to take their income into the country. We have resolved that. We have been able to bring the foreign exchange reserves to a positive state.
Fearing that the foreign exchange reserves would drop to zero, the government was not allowing foreign traders to take their income into the country. We have resolved that. We have been able to bring the foreign exchange reserves to a positive state.
This fiscal year, we have tried to present a budget that is truly oriented towards public welfare. For the first time in the history of the country, a budget has been smaller than the previous year. Moving away from the growth-centric concept, we have tried to emphasize the concept of overall development. This budget is not a traditional account of building physical infrastructure, but people have been given priority in this budget.
Export income has increased as a result of increased surveillance. In times of economic hardship, our expatriate brothers and sisters have come forward as remittance warriors, as a result of which the remittance flow has increased significantly. On behalf of the nation, I express my gratitude to all the remittance warriors.
After the fall of the autocratic government, the interim government has taken strict measures to prevent money laundering. In addition, the pressure on foreign currency reserves has eased as previous import liabilities have been settled.
As per the previous announcement, the National Board of Revenue (NBR) has been dissolved and two independent departments named ‘Revenue Policy Division’ and ‘Revenue Management Division’ have been established under the Ministry of Finance to increase revenue collection. This is a major structural reform. As a result of this decision, large-scale corruption will be reduced, the efficiency of the revenue system will increase, conflicts of interest will be reduced and the scope of revenue collection will be expanded.
In the past few months, each ministry of the government, including the economy, has taken many small and large reform initiatives. A total of more than 1,000 reform and development-related steps have been taken in 54 ministries. In addition, the ministries are working to quickly implement the urgent recommendations from the recommendations of the reform commissions we formed. As of May, 129 recommendations have been implemented in 54 ministries based on the recommendations received from various reform commissions.
Among these reform activities, I would like to present a few key highlights to you today. The Law and Justice Department has already implemented a total of 33 important recommendations. Notable among these is the amendment and restructuring of the International Crimes (Tribunals) Act 1973 to bring the law into line with international standards. The Supreme Court Judges Appointment Ordinance 2025 has been formulated and promulgated as per the proposal of the Judicial Reforms Commission.
For the first time in the history of Bangladesh, an opportunity has been created to appoint judges to the Supreme Court through a public notification.
The Civil Procedure Code has been amended. As a result, the plaintiff will no longer have to physically go to court day after day. We believe that this amendment will reduce the time taken before each civil case is settled by half.
More than a thousand infrastructure and institutions in the country were named after the parents, siblings, and relatives of the fugitive Prime Minister. These included cantonments, air bases, naval ships, mega bridges, roads, establishments, schools, colleges, universities, hospitals, research centers, and many more. All these names have been changed.
The Prevention of Violence against Women and Children Act has been amended. In view of the long-standing demands of expatriate brothers and sisters, the Power of Attorney Rules have been amended. Now, if an old passport has a 'No Visa Required Sticker' or a birth certificate, a power of attorney can be executed from abroad. Legal aid activities will be expanded widely in the next two months. Currently, an average of 35,000 cases are disposed of annually, and our goal is to increase this to 200,000 cases. Arrangements are being made to eliminate those against whom there is no basis for the case within 48 hours of filing the case.
We have tried our best to bring the people of the country out of the looting system. You know, how much loot has been done in the name of development in the last 16 years. Mega projects have become mega robbery projects Right after taking responsibility, we re-evaluated various development projects and found that nearly all projects included inflated costs. Only in these five departments - Road Transport and Highways Department, Bridges Department, Railway Ministry, Power Department, Energy and Mineral Resources Department - expenditure has been reduced by 46,308 crore taka.
With this money, all arrears in the energy sector have been settled and the arrears have been reduced to zero. Our priority is to get out of all types of debt traps by paying off foreign loans.
We must give importance to increasing investment in the country and creating new employment. Otherwise, it will not be possible to take this country to the place we want to take it. Political parties and the people are supporting us wholeheartedly in terms of investment and employment. The great interest and curiosity among everyone is inspiring us.
In consultation with stakeholders, 30 key reforms have been prioritized to improve the investment environment and 18 recommendations have already been implemented. We are making every effort to create an investment-friendly environment and create connections between domestic and foreign industries. From last October to March, net foreign investment totaled 756 million US dollars, or about 9,247 crore taka.
The Bangladesh Investment Summit 2025 brought together business chambers, banks and other stakeholders from the private sector through sector-specific sessions. Separate arrangements were also made for discussions between foreign investors and political parties at the Investment Summit, so that whichever party comes to power later, they can express their commitment to building an investment-friendly Bangladesh. Recently, the Chinese Minister of Commerce came to Bangladesh with about 150 investors and businessmen from 100 Chinese companies. We hope to see large-scale foreign investment very soon.
I have recently visited several countries including China, Qatar and Japan. During these visits, I have highlighted Bangladesh's economic potential and progress in various meetings. There have been fruitful discussions on bilateral trade and investment. We have tried to ensure that more Bangladeshis get employment opportunities abroad. We have discussed the establishment of a special economic zone in Bangladesh for Qatari investors. Millions of Bangladeshi boys and girls study in madrasas. We have sought the help of Qatar Charity to start technology education and foreign language education for them.
Last month, I visited Japan. During this visit, the Prime Minister of Japan announced a loan of one billion US dollars to Bangladesh for budget support and railway development. Three bilateral agreements were exchanged. During this visit, six memorandums of understanding (MoUs) were signed between the two countries in the field of economic investment and other cooperation.
We have signed two MoUs with Japan to improve the skills of Bangladeshi workforce and facilitate their employment in Japan. Japan is facing a labor crisis. We have signed an agreement to send one lakh workers to Japan in the next five years. We have also been arranging to send even more workers on a continuous basis.
Dear countrymen,
After Bangladesh became independent in 1971, we could not reach the peak of economic progress that we were supposed to be at, the height that we were supposed to stand tall in front of the world. We want Bangladesh to be established as the economic hub of South Asia. For this reason, we have taken initiatives to increase the capacity of the port along with the development of investment services. If this is not possible, the unemployment of crores of people in the country will not go away. The economic crisis will remain.
Many people have been curious about the Chittagong Port. Sometimes, I have heard that this port is being given to foreigners.
I have said before that Chittagong Port is the heart of Bangladesh's economy. Currently, this heart is very weak. If we leave it in the current state, it will not be possible to move our economy forward. This heart has to be enlarged. It has to be strengthened. It has to be streamlined. To do that, many initiatives have to be taken. The help of experienced people will be needed. The people we have contacted are the best and most experienced in port management in the world. They manage ports all over the world, including Europe, Canada, Australia, China, South Korea, India, Pakistan, Turkey, the Middle East and Africa. Their job is to manage ports, and our goal is to learn port management from them as soon as possible. I can guarantee that if we learn port work by 2031, in the next 5 years, that is, by 2036, many of the ports run by these companies in all the countries of the world will be managed by these Bangladeshis. Wherever you step into a port, you will see that there are Bangladeshis there. There will be employment for many people. There will be opportunities for many people to rise. They will give us jobs for their own needs. Earlier, whenever I boarded any ship, I would see the sailors from Chittagong or Sylhet. If we can learn the work of the port once, in the future, no matter where we go, we will see people from Chittagong, Noakhali, Sylhet and Barisal. People from Bangladesh.
If our port is modern, it will not only play a role in the economy of Bangladesh, but we will also be able to play a positive role in the economies of all neighboring countries including Nepal and Bhutan. This port will be the key to the prosperity of the economy of this region.
With the activities of various ports from Kumira to Teknaf, the entire coastal region will be established as an important economic center of South Asia. Many industrial zones will develop in this entire region simply because of the proximity of the sea and its efficiency in using it.
Another new industry will develop alongside it. The industry of modern fish farming, harvesting, and processing at sea. This will create another new world. We have started discussions with our friendly countries about this, and they have responded with encouragement.
The people we are bringing in to manage the port work in countries around the world where the sovereignty and national security of no country have been threatened. I appeal to the countrymen not to allow themselves to be victims of baseless opposition and propaganda. Please continue your strong support for the interim government's initiative to manage the port. Resist those who oppose it.
As you know, 1.2 million Rohingya are now living in our country. About 100,000 Rohingya came between September 2023 and 2024, when there was a widespread war in Rakhine State. Many are still trying to come due to the ongoing conflict and humanitarian situation there. We have taken initiatives to stop the Rohingya from coming to Bangladesh and to repatriate those who are already in Bangladesh.
When we took office, we found the Rohingya issue almost dead. The issue had fallen off the international agenda. From that situation, we were able to bring the issue to the forefront of the world's attention.
I had called for an international conference on the Rohingya issue at the UN General Assembly in September last year. You will be pleased to know that all UN member states have agreed on this and have decided to organize a high-level international conference. This conference will be held in New York, USA, in September this year.
At the same time, we have been able to build international public opinion for the repatriation of the Rohingya. During his visit to Bangladesh last March, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres clearly declared that repatriation to Myanmar is the only solution to the Rohingya problem.
Another major development on the repatriation issue is the announcement by the Myanmar government of the first-ever list of Rohingya eligible for repatriation. Last April, during discussions on the sidelines of the BIMSTEC summit in Bangkok, the Myanmar government announced for the first time that 180,000 Rohingya are eligible for repatriation.
Formal and informal contacts are being maintained with the Myanmar government, including the rebel groups there, to repatriate the Rohingya and ensure the security of our borders. In every country we have visited, we have discussed the Rohingya crisis with state leaders and government representatives, seeking their cooperation. They have also responded positively to our call.
During his visit to Dhaka last March, the UN Secretary-General proposed a relief channel to address the humanitarian crisis in Rakhine State. He said this proposal would be helpful in the repatriation of Rohingyas. The matter remains at the proposal stage.
We have noticed that a propaganda is being spread that Bangladesh has provided a corridor for Rakhine. I am saying clearly, this is a complete lie. This is a story to be told with a grain of salt. This is the work of those who are constantly misleading the people of Bangladesh by creating untrue stories and creating unrest. You should be careful about this. Do not be misled in any way. Despite this propaganda, we will not deviate from the target. We will continue our work to solve this complex problem.
Dear countrymen,
Next month, July will be the year of the mass uprising. We have kept in our eyes at all times those whose sacrifices made this uprising possible and their families. We have been implementing various programs for them. So far, out of 834 martyred families, 630 martyred families have been given bank checks for savings certificates of Tk 10 lakh each. The remaining ones will be given savings certificates subject to the settlement of the issues related to determining the heirs.
In addition, about 12,500 people injured in the mass uprising have been given 106 crore taka. Of the injured in the mass uprising, 15,393 have received treatment in various government and private hospitals so far. 40 people have been sent to Singapore, Thailand and Russia for better treatment through the Health Services Department and 11 people through the Ministry of Liberation War Affairs. The government has spent 61 crore taka on their treatment so far and this expenditure is continuing.
The process of sending 28 more July warriors to Singapore, Thailand and Turkey for better treatment is underway. So far, 26 specialist doctors from the UK, USA, France, Singapore, Thailand, China, Malaysia and Nepal have come and provided free treatment to those undergoing treatment in various hospitals. These doctors have only accepted the travel expenses. They did not want to accept anything more. We are grateful to them.
So far, the government has spent a total of Tk 285 crore on providing savings certificates to the families of martyrs, treatment of the injured and issuing checks.
Dear countrymen,
I have said from the beginning that in order to start a new journey from the ruins that the fallen dictatorship has left Bangladesh, at least three essential tasks must be completed:
First, to make the initiative to establish justice and accountability visible.
Second, to create the necessary consensus and roadmap for the democratic restructuring of the state and reform of its institutional structure.
Third, to complete the democratic process of transferring power by organizing a free, fair and peaceful election. To this end, to permanently reform the ruined electoral system.
These three mandates are our agreement with the countrymen. I firmly believe that we will be able to implement this agreement, soaked in the blood of the martyrs of the 24th, with your overall support, trust and cooperation and by overcoming all the obstacles and dangers created by the fallen forces and their allies, together.
We have started the process of uncovering the truth about the past 16 years of disappearances, murders and torture, including the massacres that took place in July-August last year, and the endless corruption, irregularities and crimes in the financial sector. After the formation of the International Crimes Tribunal for the trial of crimes against humanity, the formation of the prosecution team and the appointment of investigation officers were in the process of conducting the trial. We were optimistic about starting the trial as soon as possible. As you know, the trial of the massacre that took place in July has already begun. We are providing all the necessary cooperation from the government so that the trial is completed quickly. The courtroom of the International Crimes Tribunal has been enriched with digital technology for the trial. For the first time in history, a trial is being broadcast live or recorded in the media with the permission of the court. We believe that this will increase people's confidence in the judiciary. The propaganda about the trial will stop.
The prosecution says that after the fall of the previous government, people obedient to them have tried to destroy various important evidence. There have been attempts to destroy or burn documents of important places including police stations and hospitals. There have been attempts to hide evidence by breaking and distorting the shape, walls, etc. of various criminal establishments. Investigation officers are working to recover and restore various digital evidences, such as videos, audios, internet data, which have been deleted or destroyed, using the latest technology. We also seek cooperation from the countrymen in this work.
During the last 16 years of the authoritarian government, a large number of people have been disappeared to suppress political dissent. These people were detained in prisons, some of which were only three feet by three feet in size.
An independent commission on enforced disappearances is working tirelessly to investigate the disappearances and bring those involved in these horrific crimes to justice. They have uncovered horrific cases of enforced disappearances that have crossed the limits of cruelty. People were cut open, stuffed in cement bags and drowned in rivers, injected unconscious and thrown into burning brick kilns, and thrown under trains and cars. The commission has so far submitted two interim reports. They are still receiving new allegations.
Three disappearance centers in Dhaka city, Chapainawabganj and Bogra districts have already been visited and testimonies have been taken for the investigation of disappearances. Public hearings have been held at the university and madrasa levels to increase public involvement in the investigation. A total of more than eight hundred students, teachers and the general public have participated in the public hearings.
Several complaints regarding disappearances have already been submitted to the investigation agency of the International Crimes Tribunal. In addition, the work of formulating a law in this regard is almost at its final stage. I hope it will be finalized in a few days.
For the last 16 years, the virus of crime, irregularities, and corruption has spread at every level of this country. To cure this diseased state system and make it conducive to the welfare of the people, the active participation of our political parties is essential. We have been in regular contact with political parties since we took office. We have met with political leaders separately and jointly on various issues.
I recently met with leaders of various political parties in the last week of last month and this week we have started the second phase of discussions of the National Consensus Commission. They have expressed their important opinions on the government's management. The political parties have cooperated with us from the beginning and have always promised to continue their cooperation.
Dear countrymen,
You must remember that the students who led and participated in the July Uprising announced that they would issue a ‘July Declaration’. They also invited me there. I said that it would be good to issue this declaration together with all the political figures of the country, representatives of civil society, and others.
In addition, we hope to be able to prepare a ‘July Charter’ based on the consensus of all political parties and present it to the nation in July itself.
This July Charter is a promise. This charter will list the proposals that the political parties have agreed on among the proposals made by the Reform Commission for building a welfare-oriented state. By signing the July Charter, they will pledge to the nation to implement them.
We are committed to implementing the urgent reform works as per the July Charter. We also want to start some of the remaining works. Hopefully, the implementation of the remaining parts will continue later through the elected government.
We must move forward firmly and unitedly to implement the firm commitment to institutional reforms. There is no alternative. Through its implementation, the country's new unified image can be presented to the whole world. Everyone worldwide will have a clear idea of the strength of Bangladesh as a nation.
Forming the Consensus Commission was a bold step for us. There is no known example like this in any other country. Through this, we explored political depth as a nation. The collective preparation of all parties, hours of sincere discussion with the Commission, and the dedicated effort to reach an agreement in front of the nation on live television will be remembered as a significant moment in our political history.
As the chairman of this commission, I would like to thank all political parties on behalf of the nation for their unlimited patience and their cooperation and courtesy towards the commission. I hope that we will be able to complete our unfinished work soon and leave a new guideline for the nation by preparing a complete 'July Charter'.
If we can develop and permanently shape the new political culture that has emerged in the country through the experience of this commission through the next election, we will be able to face all future political crises.
After completing all preparations, all the people of the country - teenagers, young men and women, students, farmers and prisoners, housewives, daily wage workers, workers, businessmen, professionals, artists - will work together to organize a beautiful, perfect election and create a solid foundation for a new Bangladesh.
Dear countrymen,
I know that there is great interest among political parties and the people to know the decision on when the next national election will be held. I have repeatedly said that this election will be held between December and June next year. The government is doing whatever is necessary to create an environment conducive to elections in the country during this period.
It is important to remember here that the main reason for all the times Bangladesh has plunged into deep crises since independence was flawed elections. Through repeatedly amassing power through flawed election processes, a political party turned into a barbaric fascist. Those who organize such elections are identified as criminals by the nation. The party that comes to power through such elections is also hated by the people.
A major responsibility of this government is to organize an election in a clean, festive, peaceful, and massively participated atmosphere. To organize an election so that the country does not fall into a new crisis in the future. For this, institutional reforms are the most important. If good governance cannot be ensured in the institutions that are directly involved in the elections, then all the sacrifices of the students and the public will go in vain.
We took responsibility on the basis of these three mandates: reform, justice and elections. In that regard, I believe that we will be able to reach an acceptable point in terms of reform and justice by the next Eid al-Fitr. Especially in the matter of the trial of crimes against humanity - which is our collective responsibility towards the martyrs of the July mass uprising - we will be able to see visible progress.
In this, we will be able to implement the mandate you have entrusted to us, even if it is minimal. In that regard, we have discussed with all parties to organize the most free, fair, competitive and acceptable elections in history. In addition, after reviewing the ongoing reform activities related to justice, reform and elections, I am announcing to the countrymen today that the next national elections will be held on any day in the first half of April 2026. Based on this announcement, the Election Commission will provide you with a detailed roadmap for the elections at an appropriate time.
We want elections that will satisfy the souls of the martyrs of the uprising and bring peace to their souls. We want the largest number of voters, candidates and parties to participate in the next elections. May this be remembered by the nation as the most free, fair and impartial election.
After one and a half decades, the country will have a truly representative parliament. A large number of young people will get the opportunity to vote for the first time in their lives. We are committed to taking all necessary steps to achieve these goals.
I appeal to the countrymen to obtain specific commitments from all political parties and candidates in your areas to approve the reforms on which consensus has been achieved in the first session of the next parliament without any compromise.
You will take a pledge from them that they will never compromise on the independence, sovereignty, territorial integrity and national dignity of Bangladesh and will not sell the country's interests to any power outside the country.
You will take a specific promise from them that they will never, under any circumstances, violate your democratic rights and human dignity.
You will take a pledge from them that they will run the country with complete honesty and transparency and will keep themselves completely free from all kinds of corruption, partisanship, tender rigging, syndicate rigging, extortion, terrorist activities, etc.
I would like to remind you again that this election is not just about holding peaceful elections. It is an election to build a 'New Bangladesh', the aspiration of the students and the masses. In this election, there will be only known parties. Their known brands will be there. But the voter has to find out behind this marker who the candidates are ready to build a 'new Bangladesh' for you. How committed they are.
Those of us who will vote in this election are very fortunate. We have the opportunity and responsibility to play a special role in history. We have been given the task of shaping a new path for the nation. We have the chance to help build a new political culture. Through our thoughtful vote, a new Bangladesh will be built. The sacrifices of the martyrs will be honoured. I hope we will all go to the polling station with this in mind and vote with strong determination. Start thinking about it now. Start the conversations. From now on, understand how important your vote is. The significance of your vote this time will be measured in historical terms.
Dear countrymen,
We must always remember that the fallen fascism and its domestic and foreign allies are trying to obstruct the joint efforts to build a new Bangladesh step by step. They are engaged in various forms of propaganda. They will always want to defeat the force of national unity created through the July coup, derail the efforts to implement democratic aspirations and re-establish Bangladesh.
I have said before, and I say again today, that we are in a state of war. Now we must remain united at any cost. The defeated forces and their allies are waiting to attack us, to stop our progress. We will not give them this opportunity.
Let us, with our joint efforts, build a united and strong wall of resistance to repel any attack on the independence, sovereignty, territorial integrity and national dignity of our beloved motherland.
Dear countrymen,
Once again, I extend Eid greetings and salaam to everyone.
May the Almighty Allah be with us.
Allah Hafez.
