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During World Teachers' Day event organized by the Ministry of Education in Dhaka on Saturday, Education Advisor Wahiduddin Mahmud criticized the current state of student politics, describing it as extreme depoliticization, misogyny, and occupation politics. He highlighted the glorious tradition of student movements in Bangladesh but emphasized that universities should focus on providing world-class education. Education Advisor cknowledged challenges in reforming textbooks and called for a national education policy. He also addressed the low salaries of teachers, stating it hampers teaching quality. Special guests included Professor Bidhan Ranjan Roy Poddar, Advisor to the Ministry of Primary and Mass Education, Dr. Susan Vize, Head of the UNESCO Dhaka Office, and SMA. Faiz, Chairman of the Bangladesh University Grants Commission, all of whom praised primary teachers' vital role in shaping individuals and called for an end to disparities in education.
A delegation of Turkey, now visiting Bangladesh, on Tuesday held a meeting with Bangladesh Investment Development Authority (BIDA) Executive Chairman Chowdhury Ashiq Mahmud at BIDA headquarters, Agargaon in the capital.They discussed on enhancing bilateral cooperation and exploring new investment opportunities between the two countries..Chaired by BIDA Executive Chairman, the meeting was also attended by high officials from Bangladesh Economic Zone's Authority (BEZA).The meeting was held as part of the Turkish delegation’s visit to Bangladesh from October 14-16, focused on enhancing bilateral cooperation and exploring new investment opportunities.Key discussions centered around signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between BIDA and Turkey’s Investment Office. This MoU aims to foster collaboration, with both parties expressing interest in sector-specific investments, reflecting Bangladesh's expanding potential across various industries. The meeting al...
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