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Interim Government To Hold Talks With Political Parties On New Reforms

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFz81i1gN00

Army chief merely expressed his opinion on election timing: Chief adviser’s press secretary

The timing of the election will depend on the report of the reforms commissions and the political discussions surrounding it. After that, the timing of the election will be determined.

The people of Bangladesh will decide whether it will be 16 months, 18 months, 12 months, or six months.”

https://en.prothomalo.com/bangladesh/ax5hcb9vrf

However, he did not provide any specific timeline for the national elections, saying, “Whether the elections will be held in 16 months, 18 months, 12 months, or six months will ultimately be decided by the people of Bangladesh.

https://www.daily-sun.com/printversion/details/769687

Muhammad Yunus, chief advisor of the interim government, has expressed his determination to propel reforms and hold an election soon.

https://today.thefinancialexpress.com.bd/last-page/dr-yunus-wants-quick-reforms-election-soon-1727720998

YKIR, I honestly believe that your timescales will prove to be well out, but lets see how the news unfolds in the next few weeks ....

Elections after reforms as soon as possible: Dr. Yunus

The responsibility of the interim government is to carry out reforms as quickly as possible and hold elections once the preparations are complete. The chief adviser of the interim government said such a promise again. Muhammad Yunus.

https://www.tbsnews.net/videos/elections-after-reforms-soon-possible-dr-yunus-954301

We are not here to stay for long, our task is to carry out reform & hold poll: Yunus

Reiterating that reforms are the priority of the interim govt, chief adviser Muhammad Yunus said their job is to carry out reforms as quickly as possible as “they are not here to stay long” “we have a clear agenda and as want to make sure the economy functions, systems function and institutions function,” he told Tokyo-based NHK in an interview released Monday. “As soon as we are ready for that (after reforms), they will hold elections. This govt has to succeed” Yunus said ….

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/south-asia/we-are-not-here-to-stay-for-long-our-task-is-to-carry-out-reform-hold-poll-yunus/articleshow/113832389.cms

Well that does not sound like a man that is planning to stop and hang around that long, but lets see ….

Energy tensions rise as Bangladesh owes Indian power suppliers over $1bn

However, if these payments do not materialize soon, the sovereign guarantee will likely be invoked, marking a significant escalation in the financial dispute between India and Bangladesh in the energy sector.

https://www.dhakatribune.com/amp/bangladesh/360190/energy-tensions-rise-as-bangladesh-owes-indian

At the event, Hafiz Uddin said the interim government talks about the reforms in the six sectors, but it remains silent on other reforms.

"We would say, one month is enough time [to start these reform tasks]. Those who are here [in the interim government] are talented sons of the country, they have talent," he said.

He said, "Only the elected representatives have the right to amend the constitution in this country. Don't forget it. You can't amend the constitution, no matter how many PhD degrees you have. You can make recommendations."

If the political parties find the recommendations acceptable, they will take the mandate of the people by including these in their election manifesto, he added.

https://www.tbsnews.net/bangladesh/politics/interim-govt-must-announce-election-roadmap-hafiz-uddin-953716?amp

BNP standing committee member Maj (retd) Hafiz Uddin Ahmed on Sunday demanded the Interim Government announce an election roadmap.

https://businesspostbd.com/politics/interim-govt-must-announce-election-roadmap-hafiz

Restoring confidence in industrial sector crucial for macroeconomic stability, say speakers at DCCI Seminar

“Energy supply is crucial to maintain the momentum of the growing export trend,” he pointed out.

The DCCI president said the biggest challenges in running industries over the past six months have been the shortage of bank funds and the supply of gas and electricity, or more like their shortages.

"We are still facing gas and electricity problems. If we cannot resolve the issues of labour unrest and energy shortages, and if we cannot run factories uninterruptedly, it will have a major impact on exports," Ashraf said.

https://unb.com.bd/category/Sports/restoring-confidence-in-industrial-sector-crucial-for-macroeconomic-stability-say-speakers-at-dcci-seminar/143735

Political party’s involvement required to strengthen interim govt: Nur

Gono Odhikar Parishad President Nurul Haque Nur today stressed on involvement of political parties to strengthen the interim government led by Prof. Dr. Muhammad Yunus.

“The interim government should include representatives of various political parties in its structure to make an inclusive government to strengthen it,” he said while addressing a shadow parliament (Chaya Sangsad) debate competition at Bangladesh Film Development Corporation (BFDC) as the chief guest.

https://www.bssnews.net/news/212493

Hefty capacity charge paid to rentals keeping govt plants idle

Just look at some of these figures!!!

https://today.thefinancialexpress.com.bd/first-page/hefty-capacity-charge-paid-to-rentals-keeping-govt-plants-idle-1727458937

This is why it is so laughable that they think they can solve their energy problems by using solar !!!

“Despite technological advancements, approximately 3 acres of land are required in Bangladesh to generate one megawatt of electric power using solar energy.”

“Also, the power generation plants that use coal as primary fuel in the country (21 per cent of the total installed capacity) suffer from coal supply shortages and generate significantly less amount of power than the plants' capacity.”

https://today.thefinancialexpress.com.bd/views-opinion/increased-role-of-non-carbon-energy-based-power-supply-1727447060?amp=true

YouTube link on the same story ….

https://youtu.be/WJHtwGrFtpQ?si=NJti8DLq3ybmrkDk

Hasina's Ouster Planned': Muhammad Yunus Admits Plot Behind Bangladesh Upheaval, Names Mastermind

Nobel laureate and chief adviser to the interim Bangladesh government Muhammad Yunus this week accepted that there was “design and conspiracy" involved in the ouster of Sheikh Hasina, the nation’s former Prime Minister.

During his speech, Yunus said that “no one could make out" who was behind the protests but also named “Mahfuj Abdullah", indicating that he played a role in Hasina’s ouster from the country. He stressed that this was meticulously designed and did not happen by chance.

https://www.news18.com/amp/world/bangladeshs-yunus-reveals-who-masterminded-ex-pm-sheikh-hasinas-ouster-at-event-hosted-by-biden-clinton-9063535.html

I’d just love to know what planet they come from and what really goes on inside their heads ….

Totally unrealistic idiots!!

Just thought I’d pick a few more up today 😉 the 105k was my buy ....

25/09/2024 GCM.L GCM RESOURCES PLC ORD GBP0.01 Bought 105,251 £3,319.01

Evening all, thank you OfficerFigby for the latest link posted. Just thought I’d say, I obviously thought what I posted at the time was correct or I would not of posted it in the way that I did, and it was obviously an easy mistake to make because many others read it as I did and made the same error…

I was super confident when I had it confirmed it was Yunus speech, which has turned out to be incorrect… all I can do is apologise, those who know me obviously know that I would not of posted the info I did unless I believed it to be true……………

Actually after re-reading it, I am not sure that the resources they are talking about are from the ground lol ..

" We will extract as many domestic resources as we can, but there are some things that will require foreign assistance"

I wonder what they may be refering too :)