He said these while speaking at the opening ceremony of Bangladesh Youth Model United Nations-2026 at the LD Hall of the National Parliament in Dhaka on Friday (October 16).
Kaisar Kamal said, one must raise their voice against corruption and irregularities in the education system. If corruption cannot be eliminated, it is not possible to build the desired society and state. Bangladesh does not want to return to the era of ‘I am GPA Five’. The current government wants to build a Bangladesh where human rights and democracy are established.
At the event, Adviser to the Prime Minister Dr. Mahdi Amin said Bangladesh has had to make sacrifices time and again to restore democracy. After a long struggle, a democratic government has been established in the country, whose main goal is to take the country forward with the youth.
He further said, the views, values, and aspirations of young people must be included in policymaking for the country's development. Alongside creating employment, importance must also be given to increasing the skills and capabilities of the youth.
