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‘Celebrating Colours of Bangladesh’

24 January 2023

‘Celebrating Colours of Bangladesh’

A week-long exhibition titled ‘Celebrating Colours of Bangladesh’ is going on with several pictures of Bangladesh in culture, heritage and various achievements of Bangladesh in Italy’s Milan’s Bangladesh Consulate Auditorium. The exhibition was inaugurated by Md Shamim Ahsan, Ambassador of Bangladesh to Italy. 70 photos taken by photojournalist of bdnews24.com Mostafizur Rahman have been placed in this exhibition, which started on January 18 and will continue till January 25. Entertainment Desk

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