The National Citizens Committee has announced the central expatriate committee with the expatriates with the 5 delegates. The main aim of the committee is to engage the experience and skills of the expatriate Bangladeshis in the development and reconstruction of the country, the leaders of the Citizens Committee said. At the central office of the National Citizens Committee in Banglamotar on Sunday, the expatriate committee announced the joint convener of the Citizens Committee. Tasnim Zara and Expatriate Secretary Ehtesham Haque.
Dr. at the press conference. Tasnim Zara said, 'We had a long idea that talented, educated and honest people did not come into politics. But the July Revolution broke that idea. Professional and skilled people are coming forward in politics, they want to contribute to the restructuring of the country. '
Regarding the expatriate committee, Tasnim Zara added, “In this committee we have found astronomers, entrepreneurs, neurosurgeon, academisians, data analysts, activists, Imams and businessmen. Their determination is to contribute to the restructuring of Bangladesh. '
At the press conference, Joint convener of the National Citizens Committee Monira Sharmin said, “Our expatriate siblings were with us with remittance shutdown during the coup. The expatriate committee will play a leading role to include one and a half million expatriates in the new political settlement. '
Sargis Alam, chief organizer of the National Citizens Committee, said that people were the driving force of the July Revolution. This expatriate committee is an expansion of that energy. They do not just think for the country sitting in exile; They are ready to work for the country.
Expatriate Secretary Ehtesham Haque said, “I have returned to my homeland after 22 years. Because, I believe, it's time to do something for the country. I want to use their valuable knowledge and skills for every expatriate Bangladeshi country spread all over the world. '
