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Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed Advocates for Politically Neutral Civil Service

Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed urges government officials to maintain political neutrality and integrity in public service.

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Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed today called on government officials to perform their duties with patriotism, integrity, and professionalism while remaining completely free from political bias to meet public expectations. He emphasized that the civil service should be driven by transparency and accountability. Salahuddin was speaking at the inauguration of a workshop on efficient public administration at the BCS Administration Academy in Shahbag. The workshop is part of National Public Service Day-2026 celebrations.

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Q: What did Salahuddin Ahmed urge government officials to do? A: He urged them to perform their duties with patriotism, integrity, and professionalism while remaining politically neutral.

Q: What was the focus of the workshop? A: The workshop focused on strategies for implementing the government's commitments through efficient, citizen-friendly, and accountable public administration.

Q: Why did Salahuddin Ahmed emphasize transparency and accountability? A: He emphasized these values to transform public service into a genuine servant of the people.

Q: What economic priorities did Salahuddin Ahmed highlight? A: He highlighted agriculture and remittances as key economic priorities, along with the development of agro-based industries and investment in vocational and technical education.

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What did Salahuddin Ahmed urge government officials to do?
He urged them to perform their duties with patriotism, integrity, and professionalism while remaining politically neutral.
What was the focus of the workshop?
The workshop focused on strategies for implementing the government's commitments through efficient, citizen-friendly, and accountable public administration.
Why did Salahuddin Ahmed emphasize transparency and accountability?
He emphasized these values to transform public service into a genuine servant of the people.
What economic priorities did Salahuddin Ahmed highlight?
He highlighted agriculture and remittances as key economic priorities, along with the development of agro-based industries and investment in vocational and technical education.

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