Chief Adviser’s Press Secretary Shafiqul Alam on Friday said the next general election is likely to be held between December and June.
“All advisers, including the chief adviser, are working towards that goal,” he said.
While speaking to journalists during a visit to the Magura Press Club, the press secretary also said the people of the country have expressed satisfaction in the decision related to Awami League, noting that the public’s expectations regarding the party have been met.
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"The country is on the right track. Law and order has improved — it's better than before," Shafiqul added.
He said reform efforts are underway in sectors where necessary. “Major reforms have already been introduced in the economy, with more to come,” he noted.
Regarding political reforms, Shafiqul Alam said that the Consensus Commission held several meetings, concluding its work on May 15.
“Some are becoming impatient, but we believe our work remains focused and is progressing at the right pace in the right direction,” the press secretary added.
Regarding media freedom, Shafiqul said that the government is not only advocating for freedom of speech but also working to ensure a dignified life for those working to uphold press freedom.
Magura Press Club President Saidur Rahman presided over the views exchange meeting, moderated by General Secretary Shafiqul Islam Shafiq. Around fifty journalists from print and electronic media were present at the event.
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