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Human capital is the nat'l strength: CA

Professor Muhammad Yunus issued a message on the occasion of 'Public Engineering Day 2025' and 55th founding anniversary of the Institution of Diploma Engineers, Bangladesh (IDEB).

In his message, Prof Yunus underscored the importance of human ingenuity, skills, and creativity as true foundation of a nation’s strength, beyond its natural resources.

He also praised this year’s theme, “Skilled manpower – the cornerstone of nation building,” as timely and relevant, reflecting vital role of technical expertise in advancing the nations’s progress.

Dr Yunus noted that diploma engineers have been instrumental in the country’s development across sectors such as infrastructure, industry, and technology.

Their technical knowledge, he said, continues to strengthen the foundation of a modern and sustainable economy.

He commended IDEB for its sustained efforts in promoting technical education, nurturing skilled professionals, and fostering innovation to meet national development goals.

Expressing confidence in the organization’s ongoing contributions, Dr Yunus said he believes IDEB members will remain at the forefront of nation-building through their professionalism, dedication, and inventive spirit.

Dr Yunus also conveyed his best wishes for the success of all events organized to celebrate Public Engineering Day and IDEB’s anniversary.

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