Dhaka //

The interim government will hold talks with the political parties. Shafiqul Alam, Press Secretary of the Chief Adviser, said that this discussion will be held before the start of the activities of the six committees formed for state reform.

On Monday (September 30), the chief adviser of the interim government at the Foreign Service Academy. He gave this information at a press conference organized on the visit of Muhammad Yunus to the United Nations.

The press secretary said, ‘Six committees have been formed for state reform activities. Initially, these committees have started working. The activities of these committees were supposed to start in full swing from October 1. But the interim government feels that it is necessary to hold talks with the political parties beforehand. Because political parties are stakeholders of the state. Advice will be taken from them in the reform of the state through discussion.

Shafiqul Alam said, “The work of the reform commission was supposed to start soon, but it has been delayed.” Discussions with the political parties of the country will start soon. After the discussion, the reform commission will start working based on the opinion of the parties.

When asked whether the Awami League will be invited to the upcoming talks with the political parties, he said, “The advisory council will decide on this.”

Dr. Regarding the participation of Muhammad Yunus in the election, Shafiqul Alam said, “He is a man of one word, he has decided not to participate in the election.” He considers this opportunity to repair the state as a great task and he wants to take it to a successful place.

He said, “World leaders have supported the reform commissions of Bangladesh. At the same time, the chief adviser. Yunus’ interim government has been supported by world leaders.