Quick national consensus possible through dialogue: Ali Riaz
He added that the dialogue would not be limited to their party alone but would also include other political parties
National Consensus Commission Vice-Chairman Ali Riaz today (21 April) said a national consensus could be reached in a short time through dialogue with all political parties.
"There are disagreements and different views among political parties but many of them share common opinions. All voices will be heard, and I hope we would be able to reach a national consensus through talks," he said at a meeting with the Khelafat Majlish at the LD Hall of the Jatiya Sangsad in the morning.
Ali Riaz said, "As part of this process, you (Khelafat Majlish) are participating. We have started working in a very short time. We could not allocate much time, but based on the sincere opinions you have provided, we will begin our discussions."
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He added that the dialogue would not be limited to their party alone but would also include other political parties.
The National Consensus Commission opened its dialogue with political parties, starting with the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) on Thursday (17 April), aiming to build a national consensus on the reform initiatives undertaken by the interim government.
The commission identified the crucial recommendations made in the reports of five reform commissions – the constitution reform commission, the public administration reform commission, the electoral system reform commission, the judiciary reform commission and the ACC reform commission – to seek opinions from the political parties.
Later, the commission sent a set of recommendations in a spreadsheet format to 38 political parties asking them to send their specific opinions on the important reform recommendations by 13 March.
