Prime Minister's Office (PMO) Spokesperson Dr Mahdi Amin stated today that the government has been relentlessly working to ensure transparency, good governance, public welfare, and fulfilling the people's expectations. The government, led by Prime Minister Tarique Rahman, has completed 105 days in office, emphasizing that every day is an opportunity to fulfill commitments made to the people.
Mahdi Amin, also an adviser to the Prime Minister, highlighted that every moment is a test of responsibility and accountability, and every step is a new test of earning the people's trust. He made these remarks at a press conference organized by the Prime Minister's Press Wing at the Karobi Hall of the PMO in Tejgaon, marking the completion of five months of the elected government.
Dr Amin emphasized the government's commitment to keeping the people informed about every initiative, achievement, reform, and challenge. He noted that the government has given the highest priority to rebuilding democratic institutions and maintaining economic stability.
Measures to control commodity prices, restore discipline in the financial sector, recover laundered money, and ensure cost-effective and corruption-free reviews of development projects demonstrate the government's strong commitment to good governance. Additionally, the rehabilitation of recent flood victims and the reconstruction of damaged health and education sectors are underway.
FAQs
Q: How long has the current government been in office? A: The current government, led by Prime Minister Tarique Rahman, has been in office for 105 days, or five months.
Q: What are the government's main priorities? A: The government's main priorities include ensuring transparency, good governance, public welfare, rebuilding democratic institutions, and maintaining economic stability.
Q: What measures has the government taken to ensure good governance? A: The government has taken measures such as controlling commodity prices, restoring discipline in the financial sector, recovering laundered money, and ensuring cost-effective and corruption-free reviews of development projects.
Q: What efforts are being made to help flood victims? A: The government is undertaking the rehabilitation of recent flood victims and the reconstruction of damaged health and education sectors.
