Garden of Memory Inaugurated in Dhaka to Honor 80th Anniversary of Victory Day

A commemorative "Garden of Memory" has been inaugurated at Dhanmondi Lake Park in Dhaka to mark the 80th anniversary of Victory Day in the Great Patriotic War. The initiative serves as a tribute to the immense sacrifices made by Soviet soldiers during World War II and aims to preserve historical remembrance while fostering global peace.

The inauguration ceremony was attended by Russian Ambassador Alexander Khozin, Dhaka South City Corporation Administrator Md. Shahjahan Mia, and Pavel Dvoichenkov, Director of the Russian House in Dhaka. The dignitaries emphasized the importance of honoring those who fought for peace and freedom, highlighting the deep historical ties between Bangladesh and Russia.

As part of the event, ten Golden Shower tree seedlings were planted in the park, symbolizing resilience and hope. The "Garden of Memory" stands as a lasting reminder of wartime sacrifices and a message of unity between nations. Visitors to Dhanmondi Lake Park will now find a serene space dedicated to reflection and remembrance.

The initiative is part of a broader ecological and patriotic campaign that sees 27 million trees planted worldwide annually in memory of those who lost their lives during the Great Patriotic War. The project reinforces the commitment to preserving historical truth and ensuring that future generations recognize the significance of past struggles for peace.

Commemoration Highlights:
- "Garden of Memory" inaugurated at Dhanmondi Lake Park in Dhaka.
- Tribute to the 80th anniversary of Victory Day in the Great Patriotic War.
- Ceremony attended by Russian and Bangladeshi dignitaries.
- Ten Golden Shower tree seedlings planted as a symbol of resilience.
- Part of a global campaign planting 27 million trees annually in remembrance.

Sources: Bangladesh Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Business Standard, Economic Times, Russian House in Dhaka.