Bangladesh Embassy in Kathmandu organized in its premises a photo and graffiti exhibition titled “July Beyond Borders” as part of the commemorative events marking the first anniversary of the historic July Mass Uprising of 2024 in Bangladesh.

Ambassadors of different countries to Nepal, Secretary-General of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) Md Golam Sarwar, diplomatic and international community including representatives of UN organizations, former Ambassadors of Nepal to Bangladesh, prominent businessmen and entrepreneurs, doctors, civil society, artists, students and other professionals of Nepal attended the exhibition.

Bangladesh Ambassador to Nepal Md Shafiqur Rahman and the members of the Bangladesh community also attended the event.

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In addition, the members of the visiting Bangladesh delegation led by Chattogram Hill Tracts Affairs adviser Supradip Chakma participated in the “Hindu Kush Himalaya Parliamentarians’ Meet” event, including Amir Khasru Mahmud Chowdhury, Standing Committee Member of Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), Tasnim Jara, first senior joint Member Secretary of National Citizen Party (NCP), its joint member secretary Mir Arshadul Hoque and others.

The exhibition offered a moving tribute to this historic movement through a curated selection of photographs and graffiti art created during the uprising itself.

These works capture the intensity of the protests, the pain of loss, and the indomitable spirit of resistance that unified an entire nation, said the Embassy.

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It was organized to share the heroic story of the people of Bangladesh with the people of Nepal and the international community.

Bangladesh Embassy in Kathmandu has organized a series of events starting from 16 July 2025 commemorating the July-August Mass Uprising in Bangladesh.