Interim government chief advisor Professor Dr. Muhammad Yunus is sitting in dialogue with the main political parties of the country today Saturday.
This will be the third round of dialogue between the interim government and the political parties. Chief Adviser’s Press Secretary Shafiqul Alam informed the journalists in a press conference at the Foreign Service Academy on Wednesday. It was informed that the dialogue will be held on the six reform commissions and the current law and order situation in the country.
The dialogue with BNPK is starting at 2.30 pm at the official residence of the Chief Adviser on the capital’s Hare Road. Leaders of political parties invited to the dialogue said that they will first listen to the chief adviser. They will then seek to know the government’s stance on state reform and election roadmap.
This will be the third round of dialogue by the Chief Adviser with political parties. Last August 31, the chief adviser exchanged views with the political parties.
Schedule of Dialogue: BNP today at 2:30 pm, Jamaat-e-Islami at 3 pm, Democracy Forum at 3:30 pm, Left Democratic Alliance at 4 pm, Hefazet Islam at 4:30 pm, Islami Andolan Bangladesh at 5 pm, AB (My Bangladesh) party at 5:30 pm. .
The BNP delegation will be led by the party’s general secretary Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir. Members of the standing committee of the party will be with them. Jamaat Amir Dr. Shafiqur Rahman, Left Democratic Alliance (CPB) Basad (Khalekuzzaman), Basad (Marxist), Democratic Revolutionary Party, Revolutionary Communist League, Bangladesh Samajtantrik Party Coordinator Masud Rana, Democracy Manch (JSD, Nagrik Oikya, Revolutionary Workers Party of Bangladesh, Bhasani Anusari Parishad , State Reform Movement) Coordinator Mahmudur Rahman Manna, Islami Andolan Bangladesh Amir Syed Muhammad Rezaul Karim, Secretary General Maulana Sajidur Rahman of Hefazate Islam (Zamiyet Ulamae Islam, Bangladesh Khilafat Majlis, Khilafat Majlis, Bangladesh Nezami Islam Party), AB Party AFM Solaiman Chowdhury respectively. Will lead the team.
When Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned and left the country on August 8 as the chief advisor of the interim government. Muhammad Yunus took charge. In his address to the nation on September 11, Muhammad Yunus announced the formation of six reform commissions. Badiul Alam Majumdar has been appointed to the Electoral Reform Commission, Safar Raj Hossain to the Police Reform Commission, Justice Shah Abu Naeem Mominur Rahman to the Judiciary Reform Commission, Iftekharuzzaman to the Anti-Corruption Reform Commission, Abdul Mueed Chowdhury to the Public Administration and Professor Ali Riaz to the Constitutional Reform Commission. . Last Thursday, out of these six commissions, five commission members have been notified.
