Russian House in Dhaka jointly with R.P. Saha University (RPSU) of Narayanganj district near Dhaka organized a Russian documentary film show. At the beginning of the program, vice-chancellor Manindra Kumar Roy, a Russian higher education alumnus, expressed his gratitude to Russian House for helping to organize this documentary film show. Want BNP to straighten up after election: Foreign Minister While delivering the welcome speech  Pavel Dvoychenkov, Director of Russian House in Dhaka, said that friendly relations between Bangladesh and Russia are important for the politics, economy, trade, and defense of both countries, contributing to the development of education and culture. He explained the role of Russian House in Dhaka, established in 1974, in various developmental activities of the youth and students of Bangladesh, including education and culture. And he also mentioned that the Soviet Union and Russia have always been providing government scholarships to their universities for the purpose of building Bangabandhu's Sonar Bangla in post-independence Bangladesh and for building skilled and experienced manpower for the purpose of building Smart Bangladesh of the current Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Bangladesh and Türkiye can explore greater defence cooperation: Foreign Minister Dr. Manindra Kumar Roy, expressed special thanks for accompanying his university in various activities of the Russian House in Dhaka and he assured that this cooperation will continue in the future. Prior to the start of the documentary films,  Yuri Furletov, Dr.-Ing, Associate Professor of the Advanced Engineering School of Electric Transport, Senior Researcher of the Ground Vehicles Department about the automobile industry in the Russian Federation from Moscow Polytechnic University, took part in an online presentation with the audience. Myanmar soldiers to be sent back, their govt agreed: Home Minister Then the documentary films Aurus. First for First (Authors: Ekaterina Kozhakina, Vitaly Buzuev) and 2052 See the Future (Authors: Artyom Vorobey, Mikhail Barynin) were screened. Students of the university, professors of various faculties and many authorities enjoyed Moscow Polytechnic University's informative presentation and both of the documentary films.