Prime Minister Tariq Rahman declared that a strong and prosperous Bangladesh will be built through the multi-dimensional talents, creativity, and skill development of its youth. Speaking as the chief guest at the inauguration of "Nötun Kuri Sports 2026-27" (Season-2) at Khulna District Stadium on Thursday afternoon, November 5, 2026, the Prime Minister urged young students to excel not only in academics but also in sports, arts, culture, and foreign languages.
Encouraging the youth with the motto "You Can Do It," PM Rahman stated, "You are each ambassadors of Bangladesh and the owners of this country. You must build this nation to stand strong on the global stage." Highlighting a major new human capital policy, the Prime Minister announced government plans to introduce a 3rd foreign language curriculum option—allowing children to choose one language from a pool of 6 to 7 international languages alongside Bangla and English.
Read nextNovember 7 Revolution and the Post-Revolution Dynamics of Zia and Bhasani With over 1.62 million (16,23,218) young participants aged 10–14 registered online, PM Rahman affirmed that the massive turnout proves Bangladesh has no shortage of talent. He confirmed that after upazila and district rounds across 503 units, the final stage of Season-2 will take place in June 2027. Accompanied by State Minister for Youth & Sports Aminul Haque and Parliamentary Whip Rokibul Islam Bakul (MP, Khulna-3), the Prime Minister enjoyed cultural performances by BKSP students as well as a traditional Chinese Dragon and Lion Dance presented by visiting Chinese students. Before departing for Dhaka via helicopter at 5:22 PM, PM Rahman planted a sapling at the stadium grounds and greeted citizens at the Khulna Circuit House field.
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