Dhaka, July 2 -- Bangladesh has floated the idea of setting up an Islamic Culture and Language Centre on its soil with the support of the Islamic World Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (ICESCO).

The proposal came during a high-level meeting between Bangladesh's Adviser for Youth and Sports, Asif Mahmud Shojib Bhuyain, and ICESCO Director-General Dr. Salim M. Al Malik in Rabat, Morocco today.

During the meeting, Adviser Asif highlighted Bangladesh's focus on youth development and sought ICESCO's collaboration in enhancing youth skills and capacity-building initiatives. He also called for introducing ICESCO's Smart Classroom project in Bangladeshi educational institutions.

Dr. Al Malik praised Bangladesh's contributions ...