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Speaker of the Jatiya Sangsad (JS) Hafiz Uddin
Ahmad, Bir Bikram, today said the voluntary activities of Lions Clubs
International in supporting underprivileged and disadvantaged people are
unique examples of humanitarian service.
"Lions Clubs International is one of the largest voluntary service
organisations in the world and has been carrying out its humanitarian
activities in Bangladesh in a highly organised manner," he said while
addressing the 39th Annual Convention-2026 of Lions Clubs International
Multiple District 315 Bangladesh as the chief guest held at a hotel in the
capital.
The convention was presided over by Council Chairperson of Multiple District
315 Bangladesh Lion Md. Ashraf Hossain Khan Hira while Convention Chairperson
Lion Sabina Siddika delivered the welcome address.
International Director of Lions Clubs International Lion Nazmul Haque spoke
as a special guest on the occasion.
Distinguished Lions leaders from home and abroad also addressed the
gathering, said a press release.
The JS Speaker said voluntary organisations like Lions Clubs International
play a significant role alongside the government in the development of
society and the state.
"The contributions of Lions members to nation-building have opened new
horizons in human welfare," he said, adding that the mutual goodwill,
discipline and etiquette demonstrated by Lions members are exemplary for
society.
He noted that Lions Clubs International, operating under the motto "We
Serve," has been making significant contributions to humanity worldwide for
more than a century.
According to the Speaker, the organisation currently operates in more than
200 countries and geographical areas with nearly 1.4 million members.
Through its extensive network, Lions Clubs International carries out a wide
range of humanitarian activities, including vision care, hunger relief,
environmental protection, diabetes awareness, support for children with
cancer, youth development programmes and emergency humanitarian assistance
during disasters.
During the programme, the Speaker formally inaugurated the convention and
unveiled its souvenir publication.
Later, commemorative crests were presented to distinguished guests while
individuals and institutions were honoured for their outstanding
contributions to the Lions movement.
Speakers at the convention highlighted the role of Lions Clubs International
in promoting humanitarian welfare, social responsibility and community
service.
They stressed the need to further expand the organisation's service
activities and called upon Lions members to play a more active role in
improving the lives of poor, helpless and underprivileged people.
Lions leaders from different parts of the country, former international
directors, district governors, club representatives, members, distinguished
guests and media personnel attended the convention, among others.