Rangpur: Adviser to the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change Syeda Rizwana Hasan today emphasized the pivotal role students must play in safeguarding the environment. She stated that the anti-discrimination student movement would not only promote social equality but also contribute positively to environmental protection. The government’s commitment to ensuring environmental justice and improving the environment is unwavering, and it stands alongside the youth in this mission.
According to Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha, Rizwana urged students to engage in activities such as tree planting to aid in environmental conservation. She made these remarks during a meeting with the Citizens’ Committee and student leaders at the Rangpur Circuit House. Rizwana stressed the importance of young people’s involvement in sustainable development and the elimination of social disparities, noting their critical role in creating a greener future.
Rizwana highlighted the necessity of youth participation in addressing the impacts of climate change. She asserted, “It is time to eradicate all forms of discrimination in society. To achieve sustainable development, students must be aware and take effective action.” The event was chaired by Rangpur Deputy Commissioner Mohammad Rabiul Faisal and attended by representatives from the local Citizens’ Committee and student organizations, among others.