Ishwardi (Pabna) Correspondent

Ishwardi Greensea Seafood Station has proved that Bangladesh has become a meeting place of global brotherhood around Ruppur Nuclear Power Plant ( RNPP) commented high-ranking officials of the country who participated in the re-union of the fifth batch of Pabna Cadet College.

The high-ranking officials who participated in the coffee chat organized at the traditional Green City Seafood Station in Iswardi on Thursday afternoon.

The first day of the three-day re-union was patricipated by the officers of Green City Seafood Station and re-union took part in the coffee chat organized by the family members of Professor of Microbiology Department of Dhaka University, Dr. Mohammad Manjurul Karim, Additional Director of Bangladesh Machine Tools Factory, Col. Md. Bani Yamin, Director of NSL, Nazmul Hasan, Shahid Tajuddin. Ahmed Medical College Assistant Professor Dr. Abedur Rashid, Nahar Agrogroup Co-ordinator Ziaussams Setu, United BRICS Trading Proprietor Md. Rabiul Alam Sarkar and Isharadi Women's Degree College Lecturer Rafiqul Islam Liton.

At this time, the fifth batch of Pabna Cadet College, along with high-ranking officers of Army, Navy, Air Force, other educators, high-ranking officials, directors and heads of various institutions were present.

They also said that due to the RNPP, Green City Seafood Station Authority and other organizations engaged in the service of Russians, the excellent culture that has developed in Ishwardi between two different nations, Russians and Bangladeshis, can be called Ishwardi as Mini Russia.

Expressing hope that the manner in which the residents here perceive the Russian culture will create an opportunity for Bangladesh's manpower store in Russia, they also said that even though the war between Russia and Ukraine is ongoing, there are two different nations in Ish Radi, which is known as the gateway to the northern and southern regions of Bangladesh. A wonderful combination has been developed which has caught the attention of the whole world.