AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCleaner Dhaka: Prime Minister Tarique Rahman says the government wants cleaner streets, better waste management and less air pollution to protect public health. Learning for All: The education minister urged Bangladesh Open University to help people resume their studies and build practical skills, while the UGC is considering a higher-education TV channel to connect students across the country. Tourism & Cultural Ties: Nepal’s ambassador encouraged Bangladeshis to explore Nepal and called tourism and people-to-people contact key to closer relations. Literary Bridges: A commentary argues that shared Bengali literature and music can keep India-Bangladesh dialogue alive despite political strains. Youth & Creativity: CARE Bangladesh and partners launched skills training for 245,000 young people, while the MARKS All Rounder competition brings young performers and artists to television. Coastal Resilience: A new project in Barguna will support vulnerable households, with a focus on young people and green livelihoods.
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