Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has said the armed forces of Bangladesh need to work together with people to ensure the desired development.
Sheikh Hasina said the government calls the army whenever any tough job has to be accomplished.
"Navy is working in some places while Air Force is engaged somewhere else," she said.
The Prime Minister said all are working together to build the country.
"As a result, now we can complete many projects so quickly...this is our country, and we have to build it," she said.
The Prime Minister made the remarks on Monday at the graduation ceremony of National Defence College (NDC) and Armed Forces War Course (AFWC) at Sheikh Hasina Complex of Defence Services Command and Staff College at Mirpur Cantonment.
The Prime Minister said the Armed Forces members have always worked with integrity, commitment and diligence to help people in times of natural and other disasters.
The Prime Minister reaffirmed her commitment to take timely actions to modernise the Armed Forces in the light of force's goal-2030.
Hasina said her government is closely monitoring the ever-changing war crafts and technologies, and constantly reviewing the capacity of the country's Armed Forces to this end.
Saying that Bangladesh is proud of its Armed Forces born during the Liberation War, Hasina mentioned that her government ensured their access to the latest technologies and equipment, while adequate training facilities have been set up and made operational.
She highly praised the role of the NDC in strengthening civil-military relations and said ithas been working along the complex highway of civil-military relations.
Hasina said Bangladesh is playing a significant role in promoting international and regional fraternity and unity.
Talking about providing humanitarian assistance to over one million Rohingya refugees displaced from Myanmar, she said Bangladesh never hesitated to respond humanitarian calls despite its various limitations.
"This is why Bangladeshis lauded as a compassionate and respectable member in today's world," she said.
This year a total of 53 officials; including 29 Brigadier General of Bangladesh Army, five Commodore of Bangladesh Navy, two Air Commodore and three Group Captain of Bangladesh Air Force; took part in the National Defence Course.
Besides, 27 foreign officials, including three each from India and Sri Lanka, ten from Nigeria, two from Saudi Arabia and one each from Egypt, Indonesia, Malaysia, Nepal, Naizer, Oman, Pakistan, Tanzania and USA took part in the course.
According to UNB, twenty-five Lieutenant Colonels, one Captain and four Commander of Bangladesh Navy, four Group Captain and one Wing Commander took part in the Armed Forces War Course (AFWC).