4th Industrial Revolution Needs Up-to-date Youth: Prime Minister

News Desk: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has said that the fourth industrial revolution requires an age-appropriate youth. There are many countries in the world where the elderly population is high. We don't want to go to that state. We want to make our young society fit for the fourth industrial revolution. For this, the present government has taken various initiatives after coming to power from where they can take various facilities.

He said these things in the speech of the chief guest at the 'Sheikh Hasina Youth Volunteer Award 2022' award ceremony organized by the Ministry of Youth and Sports at the Osmani Memorial Auditorium in the capital on Sunday (September 11) morning.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said that the youth can take loans easily, we have taken the arrangement of bank loans without collateral. Pravasi Kalyan Bank has been created for small entrepreneurs or those who want to go abroad by selling their land or assets so that they do not have to go abroad to get loans.

Appreciating the role of the young society during the corona virus, Sheikh Hasina said that our youth came forward during the corona virus. They are working everywhere from remote areas. I thank them.

The prime minister said that the mentality of serving the father of the nation is developed at a young age. Which we have seen in his later life also he observed. The most beautiful time of life spent youth through struggle. Imprisoned repeatedly. He continued to struggle to change the destiny of the people and to give the people an independent state. The result of which is our freedom.

Organizing the people and realizing the change that the youth wanted and to keep up with the changing world organized the youth. He always wanted our youth to be well-educated, technical education, science education, mentality to develop through various education and get opportunities for their talent development. He believed that the youth is the real resource who can lead a nation in the right direction and build the country with their energy and talent. He always believed in the youth.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said that the father of the nation wanted a golden son to build a golden Bengal. I think the call he gave in his speech on March 7, 1971, jumped out at the youth of this country. They really fight for liberation with whatever they have. It was the youth who shed fresh blood for the freedom of this country.

State Minister of Youth and Sports in the President's speech. Zahid Ahsan Russell said, millions of young volunteers of this country are moving forward with the indomitable desire to do something for the people of the country, bearing the ideals of Bangabandhu and the inspiration of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Therefore, the 'Sheikh Hasina Youth Volunteer Award' is being organized every year under the initiative of the Ministry of Youth and Sports in the name of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. In 2020, the Sheikh Hasina Youth Volunteer Award 2020 was organized for the first time in the name of the Prime Minister under the 'Dhaka OIC Youth Capital' to recognize the contribution of social service activities of Bangladeshi and global youth nationally and internationally. 960 people at the international level and 3 thousand 256 people at the national level participated in this event. In continuation of the success of the last edition, this year the Sheikh Hasina Youth Volunteer Award 2022 was organized again. A total of 12 youths were awarded for their voluntary and humanitarian contribution in five categories through this event.

The Ministry of Youth and Sports has given the 'Sheikh Hasina Youth Volunteer Award' to 11 people for their extraordinary contribution in various social fields. Each of the 11 awardees was given one lakh rupees and a memento. Among them, Masum Alam of Shariatpur and Kamrun Nahar Lipi of Netrakona received the award this year for their outstanding contribution in the youth development and employment category. Jago Foundation Executive Director Karvi Raksand Dhrub and PEN Foundation's Meghna Khatun were honored for their contribution in Education, Science, Information Technology and Technology category.

NKM Munna Talukdar of Rangamati and Raju Ahmed of Lakshmipur were awarded for their contribution in the field of patriotism, bravery and bravery. Milton Samaddar of Barisal and Kasmirul Haque of Sunamganj were awarded for exemplary service to senior citizens or contribution to social welfare. And Sultana Jyoti of Nigar and Mustafa Sarkar of Rajshahi were awarded for their significant contribution to sports, art (charu and karu) and culture.

The President of Parliamentary Standing Committee of Ministry of Youth and Sports Abdullah Al Jacob and Secretary of Youth and Sports Mejbah Uddin, cabinet members, senior secretaries and other dignitaries were present in the event. A cultural program was organized after the prize distribution.

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