The government has planned national programs, instructing educational institutions to observe Genocide Day on March 25 and Independence Day on March 26.
On Genocide Day, schools, colleges, madrasas, and technical educational institutions are instructed to organize commemorative and discussion programs featuring distinguished individuals and freedom fighters to reflect on the genocide and the historic Liberation War. Institutions may also hold these programs at a convenient time.
On Independence and National Day, all educational institutions must hoist the national flag respectfully and perform the national anthem as part of the national program. Students must participate in assemblies and parade events.
Additionally, national-level essay writing and recitation competitions will be held. Following the national programs, all educational institutions will organize discussion sessions conveniently to highlight the significance of Independence and National Day.
The Directorate of Secondary and Higher Education, the Madrasa Education Directorate, the Technical Education Directorate, and the Primary Education Directorate will ensure the proper observance of March 25 Genocide Day and March 26 Independence Day in educational institutions.
