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What has the whole world been enduring for the last two years?
What do you think the pandemic situation would be like next unless appropriate collective measures are taken?
How has the SARS-CoV-2 virus been given space to spread?
Cite an example of inequity in access to COVID-19 vaccines.
Who belonged to the priority groups for the COVID-19 vaccination according to WHO recommendations?
What has been the effects of the failure to ensure sufficient access to vaccines in low-and middle-income countries?
Why are not vaccines alone sufficient to put an end to the COVID-19 pandemic?
Name the areas that will be continuously assessed and monitored by WHO and partners.
What measures should be taken to ensure a better position to tackle the next outbreak?
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Mujib Year: The Grand Celebration of Bangabandhu's Birth Centenary
Global Competences and 21st Century Higher Education
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Jahangirnagar University, adorned with enchanting natural beauty, is a picturesque campus. Amidst the greenery lies the delightful Jahangirnagar Lake, and the red-brick buildings further enhance the charm of the campus. The campus is also known as the capital of culture. Additionally, every winter, the university's lakes are filled with migratory birds, making Jahangirnagar University known as a campus for avian guests. Several magnificent sculptures, built on the basis of Bangladesh's glorious history of the Liberation War and independence, have multiplied the beauty of this university. Among the greenery, these sculptures, made of concrete or bronze, stand tall, depicting the essence of the Liberation War, freedom, and the Language Movement. These sculptures convey the true history of the Liberation War from one generation to another. To commemorate the grand history, tradition, and consciousness of Bangladesh's glorious Liberation War, the sculpture 'Samshoptak' was built at Jahangirnagar University. It represents the brave souls who fought and made sacrifices in the war for victory or death. 'Samshoptak' serves as an endless inspiration for the present generation in any movement or struggle.