Prime Minister Tarique Rahman left Dhaka for Barishal this morning on a daylong visit to join several programmes, including a tree plantation campaign. Departing from his Gulshan residence shortly after 6:00 am, the prime minister traveled by road aboard the red-and-green bus bearing the slogan 'Bangladesh First.'
Tree Plantation Initiatives
The prime minister's tour schedule includes tree plantation programmes at multiple locations. These include the newly re-excavated Sarikal-Batajor area in Batajor Union of Gournadi Upazila, the Trish Godown Mass Killing Memorial site in the district headquarters, and along the Sagar River adjacent to Trish Godown. These initiatives are part of broader environmental efforts to promote green spaces and commemorate historical sites.
Political Engagements
In the afternoon, Prime Minister Tarique Rahman will attend a views exchange meeting with leaders of the BNP and its associate bodies at the district Shilpakala Academy. This meeting is significant as it marks his first official visit to the Barishal Division since assuming office as head of government.
Significance of the Visit
This visit underscores the prime minister's commitment to environmental conservation and political engagement with local leaders. The tree plantation campaigns are expected to enhance the region's greenery, while the political meeting aims to strengthen ties with local BNP leaders.
Return to Dhaka
Prime Minister's Additional Press Secretary Atikur Rahman Ruman confirmed that the prime minister will return to Dhaka in the evening after completing the day's engagements. This visit is a testament to the prime minister's dedication to both environmental and political causes in the Barishal Division.






























