Rangpur Development Authority (RpDA) Chairman Md Shamsuzzaman Samu has committed to transforming Rangpur into a modern, planned city, fulfilling long-standing local aspirations for development. Speaking at the inauguration of the RpDA office at the Rangpur Divisional Headquarters Bhaban, Samu outlined his comprehensive development plan, emphasizing collaboration to tackle issues such as poor road conditions, unplanned construction, and the sustainable development of local canals.
Comprehensive Development Plan
Samu's plan includes addressing the lack of good roads, repairing broken roads, and regulating unplanned house construction. He stressed the importance of sustainable development for the Shyamasundari Canal, KD Canal, and other canals in Rangpur. The Chairman called for cooperation from all levels of society to achieve these goals.
Commitment to Prime Minister's Vision
Md Shamsuzzaman Samu, who is also the Rangpur Metropolitan BNP convener, expressed his dedication to fulfilling the responsibility given to him by Prime Minister Tarique Rahman. He vowed to develop the historically underdeveloped Rangpur with commitment, honesty, and devotion.
Stakeholder Engagement
The inaugural ceremony was attended by several key figures, including Rangpur Divisional Commissioner Md Shahidul Islam, Rangpur Range DIG Aminul Islam, Rangpur Metropolitan Police Commissioner Mohammad Abdul Mabud, Divisional Director (Local Government Division) Md Abu Zafar, District Council Administrator Md Saiful Islam, and Rangpur Chamber President Emdadul Hossain. Their presence underscores the importance of stakeholder engagement in the city's development.
Why This Matters
The development of Rangpur is crucial for the region's economic growth and improved quality of life for its residents. By addressing infrastructure deficits and promoting sustainable practices, the city can attract investment, create jobs, and enhance urban living conditions. Samu's commitment to a collaborative approach ensures that the development process will be inclusive and responsive to the needs of the community.
