The need for the country's progress is sustainable politics and economy.

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Information Minister Hasanul Haq Inu said that the need for sustainable politics and economy to take forward Bangladesh is the need of the economy. For sustainable politics, politics will be free from militants and razakars.

And for sustainable economics, the inclusive economy must be ensured.
He said this while addressing the inauguration of the ERF Writer Award, ERF Directory and Website, organized at the Paltan Economic Reporters Forum (ERF) office in the capital on Tuesday.

Presided over by ERF President Saiful Islam Dilal, the program was addressed by Bangladesh News Association (BSS) City Editor Shamsul Alam Belal and Editor-in-Chief Kamrul Islam Chowdhury, daily editor of Daily Janakantha Kawsar Rahman.

The information minister said, the country is independent because of the right leadership of the Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and the deep confidence and trust of the people of the country. But after the assassination of Bangabandhu in 1975, there was a scope for politics of co-existence of Bangladeshis with militants, razakars and pakistani people. The fundamental principles of the constitution are deviation. At the same time, there was no economic growth, while poverty did not decrease.

He said the war criminals were tried after the Grand Alliance government came back to power in the constitution of the 72 Constitution. The economy of the country has progressed.

On the one hand, high growth is on the other hand poverty is declining. The state-of-the-art basket title is now making Padma by its own money.
The senior minister said the government is critical of the number of banks but I think it is okay. Because of this the number of branches is increasing. Being able to be involved with multiracial economic activities. Thereby, the in-house economy is expanding.

Inauguration of the website of Information Minister ERF website and directory. In addition, he gave crests and honors to the ERP's 16 writers at the northern level.