BANGLADESH NEWS
Finance Minister AMA Muhith on Saturday identified corruption and lack of proper enforcement of law as two key elements standing on the way of good governance.
He also said that application of information technology and Right to Information (RTI) Act are mandatory to curb corruption and establish good governance in the society.
He was addressing the inaugural session on "Good governance: Leveraging initiatives that work" as chief guest at Hotel Sonargaon in Dhaka.
Asian Development Bank and Cabinet Division organised the programme.
Muhith also branded police department and land management system as the highly corrupted organisations of the country.
Cabinet Secretary Mosharraf Hossain Bhuiyan delivered the welcome speech.
Asian Development Bank country director to Bangladesh Teresa Kho also spoke on the occasion.
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