BNP's 'Nation Building Plan' training workshop held in Savar


Published: 02:46 15 January 2026
A training workshop on the 'Nation Building Plan' announced by the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has been held in Savar. This workshop, organized by Dhaka District North Chhatra Dal, was held at the Enam Medical College Auditorium in Savar. The aim of the workshop was to give the leaders and activists of Chhatra Dal a clear idea about BNP's state reform ideas, political philosophy and future action plan and to further enhance their organizational skills.
Former MP and BNP nominated MP candidate Dr. Dewan Mohammad Salauddin Babu was present as the chief guest at the event. In his speech, he said that in order to build a sustainable and democratic state, it is very important to create a well-organized, trained and idealistic leadership. Stating that Chhatra Dal is playing a leading role in implementing this goal, he said that only a leadership with political awareness and sense of responsibility will be able to build the Bangladesh of the future.
The workshop was presided over by Dhaka District North Chhatra Dal President Mohammad Tamiz Uddin. He highlighted the tradition of Chhatra Dal and the role of the organization in the democratic movement and said that if the skills of the leaders and activists are improved through regular training, the movement and organizational activities will be stronger. The program was moderated by Dhaka District North Chhatra Dal General Secretary Mahfuz Iqbal.
Also present at the event were Chhatra Dal Central Committee Joint General Secretary Ruhul Amin, Joint Office Secretary Ariful Islam Arif, Jahangirnagar University Chhatra Dal Convener Zahir Uddin Mohammad Babar, Member Secretary Asim Ahmed Anik, Dhaka District North Chhatra Dal Joint General Secretary Sujan Sikder, Organizing Secretary Manjarul Haque Sourav, Vice President Johnny Dewan and leaders and activists of various units of Dhaka District North Chhatra Dal.
The workshop discussed in detail the current political situation in the country, BNP's outline of state reform and future political action plan. The participating leaders and activists expressed hope that such training workshops would further strengthen their political knowledge, leadership skills, and organizational capabilities and would help them play an effective role in implementing BNP's 'nation-building plan'.
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