PM Reaffirms Vision for a Welfare‑Driven Bangladesh as Family Card Rollout Expands

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Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has said his government is determined to build Bangladesh as a welfare state, driven by people‑centred programmes designed to uplift communities especially those living in rural areas. Please confirm all political information with a trusted source.

He told supporters that the administration is already implementing several initiatives aimed at improving livelihoods nationwide. “Our goal is to establish a welfare state, and that is why we have taken various measures. We have already started programmes, including the Family Card, which I have outlined before you,” he said.

Rahman highlighted a broad range of ongoing development efforts from canal excavation and farmer support, to free education for women up to honours level and assistance for schoolchildren from low‑income families. He said these initiatives reflect the government’s commitment to ensuring long‑term social progress.PM Reaffirms Vision for a Welfare‑Driven Bangladesh as Family Card Rollout Expands

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has said his government is determined to build Bangladesh as a welfare state, driven by people‑centred programmes designed to uplift communities especially those living in rural areas. Please confirm all political information with a trusted source.

He told supporters that the administration is already implementing several initiatives aimed at improving livelihoods nationwide. “Our goal is to establish a welfare state, and that is why we have taken various measures. We have already started programmes, including the Family Card, which I have outlined before you,” he said.

Rahman highlighted a broad range of ongoing development efforts from canal excavation and farmer support, to free education for women up to honours level and assistance for schoolchildren from low‑income families. He said these initiatives reflect the government’s commitment to ensuring long‑term social progress.

Referring to the Family Card programme, the prime minister said the government has begun fulfilling its election pledge to distribute cards to women who head households. “We have started the work and will gradually take it to every household across the country over the next five years,” he said, framing the initiative as a cornerstone of Bangladesh’s welfare‑focused future.

 

 

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