Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus today urged the political parties to reach a consensus in implementing the proposals placed by six reform commissions.
“The six reform commissions tried their best in providing recommendations to build a new Bangladesh…now our tasks are how and how much we will accept and implement those,” he said.
The Chief Adviser made the remarks in his opening speech at the first meeting of the National Consensus Commission with the political parties at Foreign Service Academy here this afternoon.
“Today’s discussion will be realistic one, not academic, over the reform proposals,” Dr Yunus said.
He said if they can utilise the opportunity that has come to build a new Bangladesh, the nation will remember them from generation to generation.
“It is the responsibility of the political parties to determine what would be the structure of the society and how those would be implemented,” he added.
Noting that the first part of the interim government concluded, he said the second part began today with the beginning of the talks so that a new Bangladesh could be built which will run in a discipline way, bringing out of the autocratic rules completely.বিস্তারিত