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Fast-Track Priority Public Interest Projects, Directs LGRD State Minister

LGRD State Minister Mir Shahe Alam Directs Fast-Track Implementation of Priority Development Projects

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Staff Reporter • 22 Sept 2 min read

Fast-Track Priority Public Interest Projects, Directs LGRD State Minister
Ministers and senior officials discuss project approvals and urban drainage maintenance during an ADP planning meeting at the Local Government Division in Dhaka. Photo : Collected

State Minister for Local Government, Rural Development and Co-operatives Mir Shahe Alam has instructed relevant authorities to fast-track the implementation of public interest projects on a priority basis.

He issued the directive on Tuesday (September 22) during an approval and review meeting on proposed, approved, and Annual Development Programme (ADP)-listed projects for the 2026-27 fiscal year at the Local Government Division conference room.

Emphasizing the need to complete development work within deadlines, Mir Shahe Alam urged officials to prioritize public interest, assign capable Project Directors (PDs), and ensure clear delegation of duties. Addressing urban infrastructure issues, he directed North and South Dhaka City Corporations to regularly clean and maintain canals to eliminate waterlogging and ensure treated sewage discharge into rivers. State Minister for Planning Md. Jonaed Abdur Rahim Saki, present at the meeting, stressed aligning projects with government electoral promises and adopting cluster-based planning to eliminate overlapping and prevent resource waste. The meeting was chaired by Local Government Division Secretary Md. Shahidul Hasan, alongside senior officials from LGED, DPHE, Dhaka WASA, and the Planning Commission.

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