Bangladesh's National Consensus Commission (NCC) announced on Wednesday that it will submit its final recommendations to the interim government, led by Muhammad Yunus, on October 10. The goal is to have political parties sign the July National Charter by October 16.
NCC Vice Chair Ali Riaz made the announcement while chairing a meeting at the Foreign Service Academy in Dhaka. He emphasized the need to consider "notes of dissent" raised by political parties, stating that these should reflect broader concerns, not just partisan interests.
Riaz also stressed that differing opinions should be communicated to the public before a referendum to ensure transparency. Around 30 political parties, including the BNP and Jamaat-e-Islami, participated in the discussions on the implementation of the July Charter.
In July, the NCC began its second phase of talks with political parties to address concerns and finalize the charter's recommendations.
NCC Vice Chair Ali Riaz made the announcement while chairing a meeting at the Foreign Service Academy in Dhaka. He emphasized the need to consider "notes of dissent" raised by political parties, stating that these should reflect broader concerns, not just partisan interests.
Riaz also stressed that differing opinions should be communicated to the public before a referendum to ensure transparency. Around 30 political parties, including the BNP and Jamaat-e-Islami, participated in the discussions on the implementation of the July Charter.
In July, the NCC began its second phase of talks with political parties to address concerns and finalize the charter's recommendations.
