Prime Minister Tarique Rahman on Saturday called on people from all sections of society, including businesspeople, young entrepreneurs and researchers, to work together to build a prosperous and desired Bangladesh.
“Your cooperation is needed. Your coming forward is needed for the state. Let us work together to build such a state we aspire to build,” he said while inaugurating the Bangladesh Innovation Fair-2026 at Novo Theatre in the capital.
Seeking cooperation from entrepreneurs, businesspeople and researchers, the prime minister said the government would always stand beside them with all possible support, reports UNB.
He also called for greater collaboration among the government, entrepreneurs, investors, researchers and financial institutions.
Tarique said the speeches and presentations by speakers at the event had broadly outlined the country’s course of action for the coming days.
“Through the issues raised by the previous speakers, particularly Anisuzzaman in his presentation and speech, our course of action for the coming days has broadly been determined,” he said.
The prime minister said the country would be able to achieve its desired goals if the important issues highlighted by the speakers could be gradually implemented.
“If we can gradually implement these issues, we will be able to reach our desired goal,” he said.
Highlighting the role of innovators and businesspeople in the country’s overall progress, the prime minister urged everyone to come forward with innovative ideas in response to the present needs of the state and government.
“On behalf of the government, I seek cooperation from all of you. Your support is essential for the state,” Tarique said.
Science and Technology Minister Faqir Mahbub Anam, Prime Minister’s Adviser on Posts, Telecommunications and Information Technology Rehan Asif Asad, Parliamentary Standing Committee on the Ministry of Science and Technology Chairman M Ruhul Quddus Talukder Dulu, BUET Professor Muhammad Anisuzzaman Talukder and Science and Technology Ministry Secretary, among others, addressed the programme.
