Education Minister Dr. A N M Ehsanul Haque Milan said teachers will no longer need to take to the streets to realize their legitimate demands. Speaking on Sunday at the Ministry of Education during a meeting with the Teachers and Employees Unity Alliance, he stated that the government is giving top priority to the education sector and will gradually implement the logical demands of teachers and staff.
The minister acknowledged existing budget constraints but said other teacher demands would be presented to the Prime Minister. He noted that not all issues could be addressed immediately due to budget limitations, though the government remains sincere. He also promised to review complaints against ministry officials, discuss school management and governing body issues, and ensure transparency in the education sector. Reforms in the Non-Government Teachers’ Registration and Certification Authority (NTRCA) will be reviewed for necessary corrections.
State Minister for Education Bobby Hajjaj said written demands from teachers have been taken seriously, and long-term solutions will be pursued through dialogue to prevent future unrest. He emphasized ensuring proper recognition of teachers’ contributions in classrooms.
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