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Jahangirnagar University Voluntary Organizations Commit to Strengthening Anti-Corruption Efforts

Young organizers from various voluntary groups at Jahangirnagar University (JU) have vowed to intensify the anti-corruption social movement and collectively promote good governance.

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Young organizers from different voluntary organizations at Jahangirnagar University (JU) have pledged to strengthen the anti-corruption social movement and work collectively to promote institutional good governance. This commitment was made at a workshop titled 'Sustainable Development and Institutional Good Governance: Role of Young Organisers', organized by the university's Youth Engagement and Support (YES) Group. Over 50 representatives from 30 voluntary organizations participated in the event held at the Zahir Raihan Auditorium.

Addressing the workshop, JU Vice-Chancellor Professor Dr. Mohammad Kamrul Ahsan highlighted the long-standing impact of corruption on state institutions and emphasized the need for young people to take the lead in combating it alongside authorities and citizens. The keynote session, conducted by TIB Civic Engagement Coordinator Md. Atikur Rahman, focused on corruption prevention, institutional good governance, and the implementation of the Right to Information Act.

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