The National Consensus Commission is set to formally submit its recommendations to the government today (October 28) regarding the implementation of the July National Charter. The final meeting of the commission took place on Monday at the chief adviser’s residence, chaired by Dr. Muhammad Yunus. Commission Vice-Chair Ali Riaz, six members, and Special Assistant Monir Haidar were present. Members urged the government to also act on other reform commissions’ reports. Dr. Yunus emphasized the preservation of all documents, recordings, and visuals related to the commission’s work. The National July Charter, signed on October 17 by 24 political parties including the BNP-Jamaat alliance, aims to build a permanent culture of accountability and good governance. Gano Forum joined later, while NCP and some left parties are yet to sign. The commission’s recommendations are based on extensive consultations with political leaders, legal experts, and civil society representatives.
The National Consensus Commission is set to submit its recommendations to the government on the implementation of the July National Charter. The recommendations will be formally handed over at 12:00 noon on Tuesday (October 28).
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