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DCs meet tomorrow to set priorities, work plan

Staff Correspondent
A three-day annual conference of the deputy commissioners begins tomorrow in Dhaka where the field level officers and government policymakers will set out priorities for their work for the next one year.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is scheduled to inaugurate the programme at her office at 10:00am.
Terming the conference a two-way communication between the policymakers and the field administration, Cabinet Secretary M Musharraf Hossain Bhuiyan yesterday said 253 issues of 39 ministries would be discussed at the event.
Issues relating to land and public administration are likely to dominate the meeting.
The highest 25 proposals on land and 24 proposals on public administration have been forwarded by the deputy commissioners (DCs) for discussion, Musharraf told a press briefing at the Cabinet Division's conference room.
The meeting will also discuss land management, improvement of law and order, strengthening the local government bodies, disaster management, relief and rehabilitation activities, ICT and e-governance, improvement of the quality of education, healthcare, family welfare and other development activi-
ties.
The DCs will talk about the problems, prospects and challenges they face every day and the policymakers will talk about government priorities, said the cabinet secretary.
The prime minister will also issue necessary directives to implement the government decisions, policies and programmes at the grassroots level, he added.
During the three-day conference, the DCs will also exchange views with ministers, advisers, and top officials,
including the secretaries of 39 ministries in 18 working sessions at the Secretariat.
The cabinet secretary also said 93 percent of all recommendations made at the last conference had been implemented in the last one year.
The DCs will call on President Abdul Hamid on Wednesday at the Bangabhaban.
The concluding session of the event will be held at the Cabinet Division's conference room at 3:00pm on Thursday.