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Recommendations for edn policy to be implemented soon: PM
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said recommendations for introducing an education policy giving priority to science and technical education are being evaluated and would be iin^lemented soon, reports
She said the government had formed a 51-member committee to formulate a proper education policy and it had already submitted its recommendations.
Addressing the prize-giving ceremony of National Education Week at the Osman I Memorial Hall yesterday, the Prime Minister stressed the need for building a life, work and target-oriented dynamic education system for providing the nation with quality education.
Terming education as a fundamental right of the people and first and foremost instrument for development, she said no development efforts would be successful without spreading proper education.
The Prime Minister said the government had taken a massive programme to build educated. skilled, honest, patriotic and responsible human resources.
She regretted that the existing education system of the country Is not capable to meet the needs of time as it is not life and work-oriented.
Hasina said the Bangabandhu government formed the Dr Qudrat-e-Khuda Commission to introduce a scientific and work-oriented education system, but the plan could not be implemented.
Referring to the theme of this year’s education week. ’The Development of Science and
Technical Education," she said the government wants to integrate science and technical education to keep pace with the last-changing world.
The government has a plan to set up 12 science and techno logical universities in different parts of the country, she told the function, adding that necessary steps had also been taken to create scopes for providing technical and vocational education In each thana.
Education Minister A S H K Sadique and Education Secretary Kazi Rakibuddin Ahmed also addressed the function. attended by the ministers. MPs. educationists, diplomats, teachers and students.
Later, the Prime Minister distributed prizes, including gold medals, crest and certificates. among 30 best educational institutions and 44 best teachers of the country.
She also distributed prizes among 168 students for their best performance in essay, recitation, debate, kerat and other competitions that were held across the country on the occasion of education week.