So, like, the National Unity Commission’s co-vice president had a meeting with the International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance’s director, right?
Ali Riaz and Leena Rekhila Tamang sat down for a chat, and Grace Prieto was there too. The meeting went down at the commission’s office in the parliament building on Monday, April 28th. The International IDEA’s program manager, Grace Prieto, was present.
During the meeting, they talked about the progress of the commission’s work. Professor Ali Riaz mentioned that they sent a spreadsheet of five important recommendations related to culture to the political parties to get their specific opinions. So far, they’ve received feedback from 35 political parties, and based on that, they’ve had initial discussions with 20 parties.
They plan to keep these discussions going in the coming days. Ali Riaz expressed the commission’s desire to create a national consensus in a short period through discussions with the political parties, which will pave the way for Bangladesh’s future roadmap.
At the meeting, International IDEA’s director Leena Rekhila Tamang expressed satisfaction with the commission’s work. All this info was shared through a press release from the National Unity Commission.
So, yeah, that’s the scoop, folks! No need to stress about the nitty-gritty details. Just sit back, relax, and enjoy the news. Peace out!