Bangladesh pride in Africa peacekeeping: Brave woman Jannat Afroz

The brave woman who is presenting Bangladesh to the world in her courageous walk wearing the UN's blue helmet in the unstable territory of Africa is Superintendent of Police (SP) Jannat Afroz. She has already become a shining image of Bangladesh Police by combining professionalism, intelligence and humanity in international peacekeeping missions.Serving as the commander of BANFPU Rotation-18, she not only led the operation in the difficult reality of Congo, but also successfully completed every step of the mission with the FPU members. Even though the mission is over, SP Jannat Afroz, unwavering in her sense of responsibility, is still in Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo, managing to bring the contingent back home safely. This example of responsibility makes her different from the ordinary.Along with courage, she is also extraordinary in humanity. Standing by the helpless people in different parts of the country, promoting social initiatives and providing humanitarian assistance in times of crisis—these are her long-standing practices. To her colleagues, she is an honest, strong and hard-working officer; to the locals, she is a name of reliability and trust.Another identity of Jannat Afroz in her personal life—her unique compassion for animals. Her unparalleled love for sick and neglected animals makes her more humane. Whenever she gets the opportunity, she also travels to beautiful places in the country and abroad, which further broadens her horizons.Her contribution to international peacekeeping missions has not only enhanced the status of the Bangladesh Police; rather, it will further strengthen Bangladesh's participation in the global arena in the future. SP Jannat Afroz is a representative of those brave women who brighten the face of Bangladesh today, who are proving with their skills and indomitable spirit—Bangladesh is a great force in world peacekeeping.SP Jannat Afroz—the pride of Bangladesh, a bright star inspiring the UN mission.