The Centre for Research and Information (CRI) is going to discuss youth development issues in post-pandemic Bangladesh using its flagship ‘Let’s Talk’ event.
The Covid-19 pandemic has hit everything from social to economic activities across the world.
Youths are the worst hit as they are facing uncertainty in education, skilled development, jobs and entrepreneurships.
The series of virtual discussions from Sep 4 to Sep 6 will explore every aspects of the pandemic that affects the lives of youths.
Youths will be connected with the policy makers of different levels in the plan to rebuild the country after the epidemic.
Prime Minister’s daughter Saima Wazed Hossain, WHO’s expert on mental health, Chairperson of Suchona Foundation and Ambassador of Climate Vulnerable Forum (CVF), will also appear on the third day of the event.
‘Let’s Talk’ has been organised under the supervision of Young Bangla since 2014 to bridge the gap between the youth and the policy makers of the country.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina also interacted with the youths under this platform.
