Following a high-profile London meeting between Dr Muhammad Yunus and BNP’s acting chairman Tarique Rahman, foreign attention has intensified around Bangladesh’s next national election, reports Ajker Patrika.
Diplomats are actively engaging with government officials and political leaders to assess the situation. Some countries are even sending experienced personnel to Dhaka for firsthand insights.
Concerns include election timing, governance structure, and potential foreign policy shifts. One envoy noted the chief advisor sees no election happening before February, though some internal government voices suggest April or even June. Foreign observers also want clarity on possible local elections before the national vote.
