Día Internacional de la Lengua Materna celebrado en España

 Día Internacional de la Lengua Materna celebrado en España


La Embajada de Bangladesh en Madrid, España, celebró el Día de los Mártires y el Día Internacional de la Lengua Materna. El evento fue organizado conjuntamente por la Universidad Juan Carlos de España y la Embajada de Bangladesh el lunes (February 26).




El Embajador de Bangladesh en España, Mohammad Sarwar Mahmud, dijo que la Guerra de Liberación de la nación de Bangalee comenzó bajo el liderazgo del Padre de la Nación en el camino del Movimiento de las Lenguas, que culminó en nuestra victoria en la guerra de liberación de 1971. Recordó el liderazgo visionario del Primer Ministro Sheikh Hasina en lograr el pleno reconocimiento del Día Internacional de la Lengua Materna a través de iniciativas estatales, y la iniciativa de algunos expatriados de Bangladesh para obtener el reconocimiento de 21 de febrero como el Día Internacional del Idioma Materno.





Dijo que el 40 por ciento de la población mundial no tiene acceso a la educación en su lengua materna. Esta cifra es aún mayor en otras partes del mundo. Alrededor de 300 millones de personas en el mundo hablan inglés.

Carlos Urite Sanchez, profesor de derecho de la Universidad Juan Carlos, habló en el seminario del Día Internacional de la Lengua Materna.

En el seminario se proyectó una película documental sobre Bangabandhu. Embajadores, profesores invitados y dignatarios prestaron homenaje a los mártires de la lengua colocando coronas en el Shaheed Minar instalado temporalmente.

 Source: Kabir Al Mahmoud from Spain

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