During an informal meeting at her residence in Tungipara, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina conveyed specific instructions to the newly appointed ministers, emphasizing their role in controlling essential prices as the Holy Ramadan approaches. The meeting, which was informally referred to as a cabinet meeting, aimed to address concerns about potential price hikes during the sacred month.
PMO Secretary Mohammad Salahuddin briefed the media after the meeting, highlighting the prime minister’s directives. Sheikh Hasina urged the ministers to proactively combat hoarding, preventing stockpiling of essential items that could lead to an artificial crisis. She stressed the importance of regular drives against hoarding and emphasized the need to keep essential prices stable to ensure the comfort of the common people.
In addition to focusing on economic matters, Sheikh Hasina provided valuable advice to the newly appointed ministers. She advised them to familiarize themselves thoroughly with the intricacies of their respective ministries. The prime minister’s guidance extended to the cautious consideration of projects, emphasizing their potential benefits for the country and its citizens.
