State Minister for Cultural Affairs K M Khalid has said the government has been working towards achieving a culturally sustainable Bangladesh and working with different development partners like the British Council and UNESCO.
“We truly believe that these international collaborations are the heart of our work for a culturally balanced sustainable Bangladesh,” said Khalid who is representing Bangladesh at the grand cultural exchange at the Scottish Parliament, reports UNB.
The British Council has partnered with the sixth Edinburgh International Culture Summit, being held on the occasion of Edinburgh’s 75th anniversary as a “Festival City” at the Scottish Parliament from August 26-28.
The State Minister said a “whole-of-society” approach has been adopted to accelerate the SDGs implementation.
“In our journey, we believe in the motto that no one will be left behind as we aspire to build an equal, progressive, peaceful, and prosperous country,” he added.
The summit aims to offer a unique and global opportunity to inspire a positive change and lasting impact through cultural policy and investment.
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