A discussion meeting on state reform, implementation of the referendum verdict, and the role of expatriates was held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The event took place on Saturday at Radhuni Bilas Restaurant, organized by the NCP Diaspora Alliance Malaysia Chapter. The session was chaired by Engineer Enamul Haque, convener of the chapter, with central joint member secretary and diaspora cell secretary Alauddin Mohammad as the main discussant.

Speakers at the meeting emphasized the necessity of state reform, proper implementation of the referendum verdict, and active participation of expatriate Bangladeshis in the country’s democratic progress. They highlighted that a united effort from citizens at home and abroad is essential to establish an accountable, democratic, and people-centered governance system.

Alauddin Mohammad noted that expatriates are not only vital to the national economy but can also contribute significantly to state-building and democratic consciousness. Enamul Haque called for unity to fulfill public expectations through the implementation of the referendum verdict and to build an effective state structure.