The National Press Club celebrated its 72nd founding anniversary on Tuesday with a vibrant array of festivities, transforming the club premises into a bustling hub for journalists and media professionals. The event, which commemorated over seven decades of the institution's role in the national media landscape, featured a series of cultural performances and communal activities.
The day’s proceedings included a lively cultural segment where esteemed musical artists performed for the attendees, fostering a spirit of camaraderie among the members. The milestone was further marked by a ceremonial cake-cutting session, which served as a centerpiece for the gathering.
The anniversary program was presided over by the National Press Club President, Hasan Hafiz, and conducted by General Secretary Ayub Bhuiyan. The event saw the participation of notable guests, including the Administrator of the Dhaka South City Corporation, Abdus Salam, who joined the journalist community in marking the occasion.
Reflecting the historical significance of the club, the event underscored the enduring legacy of the institution within Bangladesh. The anniversary served as a platform for professionals to reconnect, celebrating the club's long-standing contribution to the country’s journalism sector and its continued role as a focal point for media advocacy and civic discourse.
