Chowdhury Rafiqul Abrar (C.R. Abrar), the new education adviser of the interim government, expressed his vision of a future where students can see their prospects and lead the world from within Bangladesh. During his appointment on March 5, Abrar emphasized the need for an education system that fosters equality. Outgoing adviser Dr. Wahiduddin Mahmud raised concerns about the previous commissions and lack of training for private-sector teachers, highlighting the importance of a well-structured education system with trained educators.