Chief Adviser directs secretaries to adopt and implement reform programs

After the formation of the interim government, this is the first time that the chief adviser met with the secretaries. Muhammad Yunus. In the meeting, Dr. gave a 'marching order' to accept and implement reform programs at all levels of the government. Yunus. At the same time, he asked to root out corruption.

The chief adviser gave this instruction at the secretary meeting held at the chief adviser's office in Tejgaon, capital on Wednesday (September 4). After the meeting, the Chief Adviser's press wing informed about this directive in a press release.

The Chief Adviser's instructions are-

• Gave 'marching order' to take up and implement reform programs at all levels of government.

• Discussions and opinions should be taken with the stakeholders as required in formulating the reform program.

• In the July-August mass uprising, the students-masses have given us the conviction to build a humane country without discrimination, the fearless spirit that has gifted us, we have to build a new Bangladesh with honesty, devotion and accountability in our respective fields, being energized by conscience and justice.

• In order to build a new Bangladesh, we need to get out of the rigid thinking, reform the thinking, and conduct the government activities with the highest importance to the public interest in a creative way.

• Achieve maximum satisfaction of people by rooting out corruption, simplifying services.

• To ensure optimal utilization of public funds.

• Government procurement. Fair competition should be ensured and obstacles should be removed to ensure transparency, accountability.

• With a creative, citizen-friendly mindset, each ministry or department will submit time-bound action plans for short, medium and long-term reform programs, which will be regularly evaluated or monitored.

• The interest and positive perception created worldwide about the new Bangladesh created by the student uprising should be utilized in the best way for the sake of the country.

Sheikh Hasina resigned from the post of Prime Minister on August 5 and went to India in the face of the student movement. August 8 Dr. An interim government led by Yunus was formed.

Bangladesh /MP