A four-day national dialogue in Dhaka has convened more than 80 young leaders from all 64 districts of Bangladesh to develop policy recommendations that will inform future political manifestos. The event, led by Youth Engagement For Sustainability Bangladesh with support from the Y-Moves Project of Plan International Bangladesh, combines preparatory workshops and high-level dialogue sessions to amplify youth voices on national policy issues.<\/p>\n
Organizers say the dialogue was designed to ensure gender balance and inclusivity among participants, drawing representatives from urban and rural areas across the country. The agenda includes skills-building workshops, sector-specific discussions, and plenary sessions intended to translate youth priorities into concrete policy proposals.<\/p>\n
Dialogue sessions feature engagement with senior political leaders, providing delegates with a platform to present their recommendations directly to policymakers. The format aims to bridge the gap between young citizens and political decision-makers and to secure commitments on issues identified by participants.<\/p>\n
Abdul Hannan Milton, Coordinator of IYCM Dhaka, represented the organization at the dialogue, joining other youth leaders in advocating for a more inclusive and responsive policy environment.<\/p>\n
Organizers emphasized that the policy recommendations emerging from the dialogue will be forwarded to political parties for consideration in their manifestos, marking a significant step toward institutionalizing youth input in national policymaking and promoting youth-led change.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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