Bangladesh President Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir has stated that he will perform his state duties with full impartiality and in the best interest of the nation. He remarked, "Before taking on the role of President, I stepped down from my party, parliamentary position, and cabinet role. I am now a fully impartial individual. I will carry out my responsibilities without bias." He made these comments during his inaugural gathering with the officials and staff of Bangabhaban, held in the Bangabhaban Darbar Hall. He further noted that following his tenure as President, he will hold neither resentment nor favoritism toward anyone. The welfare of the country, the state, and its citizens will be his sole focus. He stressed the importance of earning public trust and upholding honesty, loyalty, sincerity, and a sense of duty in all circumstances. The President addressed the Bangabhaban officers and employees, saying, "We must show love, respect, and loyalty toward our country and its people." He urged them to carry out their responsibilities with dedication, sincerity, and integrity. Reflecting on the heritage and legacy of Bangabhaban, he described it as a symbol of national pride and sovereignty, emphasizing that its prestige must be preserved. He also highlighted that the daily operations of Bangabhaban and all matters involving significant state decisions must be handled with strict confidentiality to safeguard national security. Additionally, he called for prudence and accountability in state spending and the elimination of waste. The President pointed out that government resources and facilities are funded by the taxpayers' money, so their use must be proper, responsible, transparent, and accountable. He encouraged the officers and employees to maintain discipline in their personal lives and to consistently work on building strong character and morale. He paid heartfelt tribute to the martyrs of the 1971 Liberation War. He also honored the memory of the great architect of independence, martyred President Ziaur Rahman, and former Prime Minister Begum Khaleda Zia for their contributions to rebuilding the nation after the war. Additionally, he respectfully acknowledged all former Presidents. Addressing the Bangabhaban staff, the President said, "We are one family here. Everyone works in the same place. Whenever we get the chance, we will engage with one another and work to resolve issues." He expressed his optimism about collaborating with everyone in the days ahead.