Dhaka: PMO Spokesperson Mahdi Amin on Tuesday stated that the government aims to establish a Bangladesh where individuals can achieve success based on their merit, without the necessity of affiliating with any particular political party. He emphasized that success and meaningful accomplishments should not be contingent upon political connections, and every citizen should have the right to succeed without discrimination, receiving support from the state, political sphere, and government.
According to United News of Bangladesh, Amin made these remarks during a discussion session titled 'Democracy, Human Rights, and Accountable Governance' organized by Transparency International Bangladesh (TIB) in Dhanmondi, the capital. He highlighted the need for collective efforts beyond governmental and political circles, urging everyone to contribute towards this vision. Amin also expressed the government's commitment to ensuring human rights, freedom of expression, and the rule of law, with the aim of building a Bangladesh characterized by true equality, human dignity, and social justice.
The PM's Adviser called upon stakeholders from all sectors and professions to engage in policymaking, consultations, and constructive criticism. He emphasized a particular focus on empowering the country's youth and women, identifying them as key demographic groups with significant potential for contributing to national development. Additionally, Amin encouraged civil society organizations to play a proactive watchdog role by offering constructive suggestions to the government.
He assured that the government would welcome advice and strive for improvement where necessary, stressing the importance of prioritizing national unity despite political differences. Amin reiterated that government policies should align with the aspirations of the people, as both the government and the nation belong to them. The session was chaired by TIB Executive Director Dr. Iftekharuzzaman and featured speakers such as BNP lawmaker Nawshad Zamir, Socialist Party of Bangladesh central committee member Manisha Chakrabarty, and Tasnim Zara.