Even if there is political, geopolitical and economic uncertainty, it is possible to deal with it through proper policy, planning and preparation, said Mahdi Amin, who said that we can raise bilateral and multi-party relations with each country on the basis of equality, fairness and justice. At the same time, he gave importance to education, healthcare, communication, connectivity, connectivity, technology and marine safety.
In the speech at the Bay of Bengal Conversation 2026, Mahdi Amin said, ‘Uncertainty is inevitable but it is possible to face any challenge through proper values, policies, plans and programs. Regarding the Rohingya crisis, Bangladesh has given shelter to 1.3 million Rohingyas. They will have to work with global and regional partners to ensure safe, voluntary and dignified repatriation.’
Regarding the technological change, Mahdi Amin said, "Some jobs may be destroyed due to artificial intelligence, robotics and the fourth industrial revolution. However, it is possible to create new employment opportunities through training, skill development and curriculum modernization. Highlighting the various plans of the government, he said that the government has planted 25 crore trees in the next five years, 20,000 canals and rivers and water conservation and the Teesta Barrage master plan has been organized.
He said that despite the fear of economic crisis, it is possible to change the standard of living of people through proper policy.
Mahdi Amin said, if we can build relations on the basis of regional cooperation and mutual benefits, the countries of this region including Bangladesh will be able to move forward on the path of collectively and development. The Center for Governance Studies (CGS) has participated in the Bay of Bengal Conversation, 200 speakers, 300 representatives and 1000 people participated in the Bay of Bengal Conversation.
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