In view of the upcoming Asian Para Games, National Sports Council Director (Sports) Mohammad Zahed Parvez Chowdhury and Director (Administration) Titon Khisa visited the preparatory training camp being conducted under the supervision of the National Paralympic Committee (NPC) Bangladesh.

On Monday, they made a surprise visit to the training activities of para athletes at the National Stadium in Dhaka. During this time, two officials of the National Sports Council exchanged views with the athletes participating in the camp. They inquired about the progress of the players' training, the type of preparation and the facilities of the camp. They also encouraged and inspired the athletes to achieve maximum success for the country in the Asian Para Games. At this time, National Paralympic Committee of Bangladesh (NPC) Vice President Md. Sanwar Hossain, Secretary General Dr. Maruf Ahmed Mridul, Deputy Secretary General Md. Hedayatul Aziz and Executive Member Md. Anwar Kabir Chowdhury and senior officials of the organization were present.

During the visit, National Sports Council Director (Sports) Mohammad Zahed Parvez Chowdhury praised the hard work, discipline, dedication and dedication of the para athletes. He said, "In addition to regular training, confidence, discipline and strong morale are very important to achieve success at the international level." He urged the athletes to overcome adversity and participate in the competition with the best of their abilities. National Sports Council Director (Administration) Titon Khisa inquired about the overall management and facilities of the training camp. He also assured the necessary cooperation and support to make the training activities of the athletes more effective.

At this time, Zahed Parvez highlighted the government's patronage and cooperation in the development of sports in the country. He met Prime Minister Tarique Rahman and State Minister for Youth and Sports Md. Expressing gratitude to Aminul Haque, he said, "The government's continuous cooperation and sponsorship will play an important role in increasing the confidence of para athletes." He also highlighted the government's various initiatives to further advance para sports.