European Union Ambassador Michael Miller spoke to students at BRAC University about major world problems. He told the group that climate change poses serious threats to people everywhere. New technology creates both opportunities and dangers that societies must handle carefully. Irresponsible political leaders who make false promises harm democratic systems. The growing gap between rich and poor people creates social tensions.
Miller believes young people hold the key to solving these difficult issues. He encouraged students to stay curious about the world around them. The ambassador urged them to ask tough questions about how society works. He wanted students to challenge systems that do not serve people well. Miller also stressed the importance of respecting people who come from different backgrounds.
The ambassador promoted educational opportunities for Bangladeshi students abroad. He hopes more BRAC University students will apply for Erasmus scholarships. This European Union program allows students to study at universities across Europe. The experience helps young people develop global perspectives on important issues. These international connections can lead to solutions for worldwide problems.
BRAC University Vice-Chancellor Professor Syed Farhat Anwar attended the campus event. The orientation program took place at the Merul Badda location. Students learned about various academic and cultural exchange programs available to them. The ambassador answered questions about European education systems. University officials discussed how international experiences benefit student development.
Miller believes young people hold the key to solving these difficult issues. He encouraged students to stay curious about the world around them. The ambassador urged them to ask tough questions about how society works. He wanted students to challenge systems that do not serve people well. Miller also stressed the importance of respecting people who come from different backgrounds.
The ambassador promoted educational opportunities for Bangladeshi students abroad. He hopes more BRAC University students will apply for Erasmus scholarships. This European Union program allows students to study at universities across Europe. The experience helps young people develop global perspectives on important issues. These international connections can lead to solutions for worldwide problems.
BRAC University Vice-Chancellor Professor Syed Farhat Anwar attended the campus event. The orientation program took place at the Merul Badda location. Students learned about various academic and cultural exchange programs available to them. The ambassador answered questions about European education systems. University officials discussed how international experiences benefit student development.
