In order to advance the reform process, the chief advisor of the interim government is having discussions with some other political parties on Saturday. Muhammad Yunus.
In this round, Gano Forum, LDP, Jatiyatabadi Sammana Jot, 12 parties, National Mukti Council, Labor Party and Bangladesh Jatiya Party (BJP) will participate in the discussion.
The chief adviser's dialogue with political parties has been going on since October 5. Discussions with all parties were not completed due to Puja holidays.
On August 8 an interim government was formed under the leadership of Dr. Yunus. Later, various political parties held dialogues with the chief adviser Dr. Mohammad Yunus. The Jatiya Party (JP) was called in this dialogue. However, the party has not yet been called to the discussion.
On October 5, the dialogue started with the chief adviser's discussion with the BNP at the State Guest House Jamuna. After that dialogue was held one by one with Jamaat-e-Islami, Ganatantra Manch Hefazet Islam, Left Democratic Alliance, Islamic Andolan, AB Party and Gana Adhikar Parishad.
By the way, the chief adviser Dr. Yunus in his address to the nation on September 11 announced the formation of six commissions for reforms in electoral system, police, judiciary, public administration, constitution and anti-corruption. After that the commissions started working when the notification was issued formally forming the commission. Then last Thursday, the government announced the formation of a reform commission for health, media, labor rights and women's affairs.