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arrowHome arrow Latest News arrow The US Ambassador inaugurates Internet Learning Center at Khulna Alia Madrasa   

The US Ambassador inaugurates Internet Learning Center at Khulna Alia Madrasa PDF Print E-mail
On 11 April, 2007, U.S. Ambassador Patricia A. Butenis has formally inaugurated the Internet Learning Center at Khulna Alia Madrasa. During the inauguration ceremony, Butenis told to the media that centre will enable the madrasa students to learn about the lifestyle of the American people. She said the installation of the centre will contribute to strengthening the ties and friendship between Khulna Alia Madrasa and the US embassy as well as the American people.








Butenis told the media representatives at the ceremony that she was very happy to learn that alongside the religious curriculum, education on secular and modern information technology is being imparted to the madrasa students. Mr. Firoz Alam, deputy commissioner, Khulna, presided over the function, which was also addressed by Alia Madrasa Principal Mr. Abu Saleh. Several hundred students of the madrasa along with their teachers, community members, and government officials attended the event which was widely covered by the electronic and print media in Bangladesh.

Media coverage of the ILC opening ceremony at Khulna Alia Madrasa

You Tube link to the ATN TV news clip: Vedio Clip

The Daily Star
The Prothom Alo
The Jugantor

 

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 Citizenship & Youth Philanthropy Program and has been made possible with major funding from the United States State Department Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, and the Global Catalyst Foundation.