BGB chief inaugurates BGB Fisheries Week 2025 

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Published On: 21 Aug 2025, 13:56 Updated On:21 Aug 2025, 16:42
Director General (DG) of the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) Major General Mohammad Ashrafuzzaman Siddiqui today inaugurated the 'BGB Fisheries Week-2025' at its Pilkhana Headquarters. Photo : PID

DHAKA, Aug 21, 2025 (BSS) - Director General (DG) of the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) Major General Mohammad Ashrafuzzaman Siddiqui today inaugurated the 'BGB Fisheries Week-2025'as part of the 'National Fisheries Week-2025' programme at its Pilkhana Headquarters here.
 
The BGB Chief inaugurated the programme by releasing fish fry of various species in the pond adjacent to Shaheed Captain Ashraf Hall of BGB HQ here this morning, said a BGB press release.
 
Referring to the theme of the National Fisheries Week-2025, 'Building a sanctuary, filling the country with local fish', the BGB DG said, "We're traditionally Bengalis who eat fish and rice. Fish provides 60 percent of our meat requirement. It is more nutritious than any other animal protein and is essential for health."
 
He called upon all BGB establishments to renovate ponds and reservoirs and start fish farming there.
 
The BGB Chief also instructed every BGB member to play a strong role in building the country by spontaneously participating in all the great works of the country.
 
He also made an appeal to everyone to make the Fisheries Week-2025 a success by cultivating local fish to fill the meat shortage and build a nation-dependent Bangladesh with merit.

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