BNP Senior Joint Secretary General and adviser Advocate Ruhul Kabir Rizvi has expressed concern over possible provocations linked to the Prime Minister’s upcoming foreign trip. Speaking on Saturday at a discussion titled “Bangladesh ICT Industry 2030: Challenges, Opportunities and Strategic Reforms,” organized by the Nationalist ICT Forum at the Institution of Engineers, Bangladesh, he said he sensed vague indications of attempts to create unrest in the country during the visit.
Rizvi stated that the current government, elected after a long struggle, carries the term “nationalist” in its name, symbolizing independence, sovereignty, and democracy. He emphasized that the government would not take actions that could weaken national sovereignty and must move forward while facing conspiracies. He added that the Prime Minister’s foreign visits aim to strengthen Bangladesh’s international relations and economic growth based on a strong foreign policy.
He also mentioned that the government has announced a new policy focusing on the software and IT sector, including initiatives such as “One Citizen, One ID” and “One Digital, One Wallet,” designed to integrate the state system within an ICT framework.
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