Khabor Wala Desk
Published: 21st July 2025, 3:28 PM
Khulna, 21 July 2025 – The National Fisheries Week 2025 is set to commence tomorrow (Tuesday, 22 July) in Khulna, marked by a symbolic release of fish fry (Renu Pona) at Shaheed Hadis Park pond, followed by a colourful rally through the city.
The week-long celebration, jointly organised by the Khulna District Administration and the Department of Fisheries, will run from 22 to 28 July, featuring a series of events highlighting the importance of sustainable fisheries and aquaculture.
Inauguration and Opening Ceremony
| Event | Details |
| Date | Tuesday, 22 July 2025 |
| Location | Shaheed Hadis Park pond |
| Activity | Release of fish fry and inaugural rally |
| Chief Guest (Discussion & Awards) | Md Firoz Sarkar, Khulna Divisional Commissioner |
| Venue for Ceremony | Deputy Commissioner’s Office, Khulna |
Full Week Programme Schedule
| Date | Activity | Venue |
| 22 July | Inauguration: Release of fish fry and rally | Shaheed Hadis Park pond |
| Opening Discussion & Award Ceremony | Office of the Deputy Commissioner | |
| 23 July | Stakeholder Meeting on “Sustainable Development and Optimal Use of Fish Resources” | BFFEA Conference Room |
| 24 July | Screening of Documentary on Fisheries Sector Progress | BFDC Ghat, 10:00 AM |
| 25 July | Water Quality Testing & Advisory Services for Ponds/Water Bodies | Arongghata Shrimp Cluster |
| 26 July | Youth Discussion: “Sustainable Development in Fisheries” | Liaquat Ali Auditorium, Khulna University |
| 27 July | Swimming Competition for Fishermen | Batiaghata Upazila Parishad Pond |
| 28 July | Closing & Evaluation Ceremony | Gallamari Fish Seed Production Farm, Conference Room |
Highlights of the Week
The celebration aims to encourage sustainable utilisation of fish resources, enhance public awareness, and highlight the sector’s contribution to national nutrition, economy, and employment. The National Fisheries Week 2025 promises a blend of learning, community-building, and recognition of efforts across the fisheries sector in Bangladesh.
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