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Bangladesh Government Targets Global Education Standards for Enhanced Competitiveness

Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed highlights government efforts to reform Bangladesh's education system, aiming to meet global standards and enhance students' competitiveness.

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Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed today announced that the government is actively working to reform Bangladesh's education system to align it with global standards. The objective is to provide students with high-quality education and the necessary skills to compete internationally.

Addressing Past Issues

Salahuddin criticized the previous administration, accusing it of damaging the education system through practices like auto-promotion and widespread cheating opportunities. He acknowledged the severe impact these practices had on the system and emphasized the ongoing efforts to rebuild and improve it.

Modernization and Technology

The minister highlighted the government's commitment to modernizing the education sector. This includes ensuring students receive quality, technology-based education and practical knowledge to enhance their global competitiveness. Salahuddin noted that while the process will take time, the government has placed the highest priority on these reforms.

Commenting on recent student protests, Salahuddin attributed the confusion to misinformation spread through social media. He reassured that the government is prepared to hold the upcoming local government elections, dismissing any doubts about their capability to do so.

Source: BSS

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