A prestigious international recognition has been achieved by Jamalpur United Public School and College of Bangladesh at the Asian Excellence Achievers Award 2025, held in Kathmandu, Nepal. The institution emerged as the Champion in Cultural Performance, outperforming teams from several South Asian countries.

The Bangladeshi team was selected for the award due to its outstanding leadership, effective guidance, and exceptional preparation of students in cultural presentation. Among the participating countries, India secured second place, while the host nation Nepal finished third.

According to the organizers and Bangladesh team leader Emran Alam Rose , the primary objective of the competition was to showcase the diverse cultures and traditions of Asian countries on an international platform. During the event, students of United Public School and College beautifully presented Bangladesh’s folk culture, traditional dances, music, and national attire, earning high praise from both the audience and the judges. Their creativity, discipline, and cultural excellence played a key role in securing the championship.

The gala round of the competition was held on Saturday evening (13 December) at Hotel G Ramayan in Kathmandu. The event was jointly organized by the Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation of the Government of Nepal and the South Asian Business Partnership.

At the award-giving ceremony, the Speaker of the House of Representatives of Nepal, Dev Raj Ghimire, attended as the chief guest. Special guests included Nepal’s Minister for Youth and Sports Bablu Gupta, former minister Ananda Prasad Pokharel, Members of Parliament Ek Nath Dhakal and Tara Lama Tamang, and Ashok Byanju, Mayor of Dhulikhel Municipality. The program was presided over by Md. Golam Faruk Majnu, Executive Director of the Asian Business Partnership Summit.

Speaking on the achievement, Colonel (Retd.) Rashidul Islam Khan, Principal of United Public School and College, said that the success was the result of the institution’s continued efforts to promote cultural practice, leadership development, and international exposure alongside academic education. He added that this achievement has further strengthened Bangladesh’s educational and cultural reputation on the global stage.