ECNEC Approves 9 Projects Worth Tk 11,851 Crore

Dhaka, Bangladesh || Saturday, 2 May 2026 || 19 Boishakh 1433

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ECNEC Approves 9 Projects Worth Tk 11,851 Crore

Published : Saturday, 24 May, 2025 at 3:48 PM, Count : 325

ECNEC Approves 9 Projects Worth Tk 11,851 Crore

The meeting of the Executive Committee of the National Economic Council (ECNEC) has approved Tk. Out of this, the government financed Tk. 5 crore 5 lakh, project loan Tk 2,5 crore 5 lakh and the organization's own financing Tk.

The meeting of the Executive Committee of the National Economic Council (ECNEC) began at 9pm in the NEC conference room. The ECNEC meeting ended around 12 noon. Ten projects were approved at the meeting.

Environment Advisor Syeda Rizwana Hasan went out in the middle of the meeting because of the emergency work at 2:30 pm. The meeting said the election, reform and July announcement was being discussed.

ECNEC meetings

Meanwhile, members of the Interim Government Advisory Council were in discussions after the ECNEC meeting in the political unrest in the country. This unexplained meeting began shortly after the ECNEC meeting ended. The meeting began at the NEC conference room in Sher -e -Bangla Nagar at around 12:30 pm on Saturday. The adviser was present at the meeting chaired by Chief Advisor Professor Muhammad Yunus.

Earlier, the meeting of the Executive Committee of the National Economic Council (ECNEC) began at 9pm in the NEC conference room. The ECNEC meeting ended around 12 noon. Ten projects were approved at the meeting.

According to the chairman, no one else was kept outside the advisors at the Advisory Council meeting. After the ECNEC meeting, AK Cabinet Secretary, Planning Secretary and all government officials were seen leaving the NEC room. This meeting of the Advisory Council is being considered very important in the ongoing political unrest.

The chief adviser is scheduled to meet with the leaders of various political parties including BNP Jamaat on Saturday afternoon.

Chief Advisor Professor Yunus spoke of his resignation in the unimaginable discussion after a regular meeting of the Advisory Council on Thursday. It is learned that at this time he highlighted various obstacles in various government initiatives. He often expressed anger and disappointment in the prevailing situations of the country, including non -consensus among the parties on various issues including road stuck movements, renovation.

We can't leave responsibility: Planning Advisor

Dr. After the idea of ??Yunus's resignation, various discussions and concerns were created in different places from Thursday evening. After the meeting, the plan adviser said. Waheed Uddin Mahmud said, 'The chief adviser is not going. He did not say he would leave. He is definitely staying. The responsibility entrusted to us is a big responsibility, we will not be able to leave this responsibility. '

The planning adviser said this after the meeting of the Advisory Council at the NEC conference room in Sher -e -Bangla Nagar on Saturday afternoon. The meeting was chaired by Chief Advisor Professor Muhammad Yunus.

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