The Prime Minister said these things at an exchange meeting with expatriate Bangladeshis in Tokyo, Japan on Wednesday (28 October). He said this reform of keeping ordinary people healthy by cleaning the environment is one of the government's top priorities. At that time, he alleged that attempts are being made to obstruct reform activities that benefit marginalized people, and he sought the support and cooperation of expatriates, regardless of party affiliation, in implementing these initiatives.
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Government wants to build Dhaka as clean as Tokyo: Prime Minister
Dhaka Magazine Desk
Published: Wednesday, 28 October 2026
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At the event, the Prime Minister highlighted various government plans, including education, health, children's development, easing business and trade, and job creation. He also expressed annoyance over ongoing criticism on social media regarding his tour companion, Md. Tarek Rahman. The Prime Minister's wife, Zubaida Rahman, Finance Minister Amir Khosru Mahmud Chowdhury, and other senior officials were present at the event.
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