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Government to Review All Ongoing Projects for Manifesto Alignment

Environment Minister Abdul Awal Mintoo announced that all ongoing projects will be reviewed and revised to align with the government's manifesto.

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Environment, Forest and Climate Change Minister Abdul Awal Mintoo announced today that all ongoing projects will be reviewed and revised, where necessary, to ensure they are aligned with the government's manifesto. He made the remarks while chairing an inter-ministerial meeting between the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change and the Ministry of Planning. Mintoo emphasized that the government would expedite the approval and implementation of new projects to make their benefits visible within the current tenure. He added that future projects would be designed to reflect the hopes and aspirations of the people, reaffirming the government's commitment to delivering on its election pledges.

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- **What prompted the review of ongoing projects?** The review was prompted by the need to ensure that all ongoing projects align with the government's manifesto and election pledges.

- **What is the goal of revising these projects?** The goal is to ensure that the projects are in line with the government's manifesto and to expedite their implementation for visible benefits within the current tenure.

- **How will future projects be designed?** Future projects will be designed to reflect the hopes and aspirations of the people, ensuring they meet public expectations and deliver on election promises.

- **Who is monitoring the progress of government programmes?** The Prime Minister is regularly monitoring the progress of government programmes, as highlighted by State Minister Sheikh Faridul Islam.

Source: BSS

FAQ

What prompted the review of ongoing projects?
The review was prompted by the need to ensure that all ongoing projects align with the government's manifesto and election pledges.
What is the goal of revising these projects?
The goal is to ensure that the projects are in line with the government's manifesto and to expedite their implementation for visible benefits within the current tenure.
How will future projects be designed?
Future projects will be designed to reflect the hopes and aspirations of the people, ensuring they meet public expectations and deliver on election promises.
Who is monitoring the progress of government programmes?
The Prime Minister is regularly monitoring the progress of government programmes, as highlighted by State Minister Sheikh Faridul Islam.

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