United News of Bangladesh

Shoktikonna Third Cohort Graduation Ceremony held Monday (November 24) celebrated a new generation of young women leaders committed to advancing Bangladesh’s sustainable and inclusive energy future. Speaking at the event on Monday Ambassador and Head of Delegation of the European Union to Bangladesh Micheal Miller said European Union is proud to work with Shoktikonna, an initiative aims to empower women to strengthen skills, confidence, and leadership. He said these efforts are contributing to a more equal, more innovative, wealthier and more sustainable Bangladesh. "Congratulating the Shoktikonna graduates of 2025, we underline our support for training, combined with real workplace experience, that opens doors to employment and leadership roles in the green economy," said Ambassador Miller. German Ambassador to Bangladesh Dr. Rüdiger Lotz said they are committed to a feminist transformation of the energy sector – one where women sit at decision-making tables, shape national priorities, and lead in both public and private institutions. Read more: Tarique Rahman calls for childcare plan to empower women