Discussion held in Satkhira on youth skills, values, social responsibility
Daily Sun Report, Satkhira
Published: 01 Oct 2026, 04:56 PM
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Bashundhara Shuvosangho, Tala upazila unit, organised an awareness and opinion-sharing session titled “Youth Dreams and Future” on Thursday, focusing on future planning, skills development and positive social engagement.
The programme was held at the office of Bashundhara Shuvosangho, Tala upazila unit, at noon, with local youths participating.
The discussion focused on setting future goals, pursuing education and skills, developing moral values and self-confidence, strengthening social responsibility and engaging in creative activities.
Speakers also stressed the need to keep young people away from drug abuse, gambling, child marriage and the misuse of technology and create a safe and positive environment for their development.
Abdullah Al Zubayer Pranto, president of Bashundhara Shuvosangho, Tala upazila unit, chaired the programme.
Vice-presidents Suman Islam and Surbhi Sadia Lima, General Secretary Kazi Erin, Joint General Secretaries Soumik Dutta and Mohini, Law and Information Affairs Secretary Md Yakubbar Biswas, Sports Secretary Arka Majumdar, Women’s Affairs Secretary Popi Khatun, Office Secretary Shanto Kumar Biswas, Treasurer Ikramul Haque, Executive Members Meherin Jui and Ratna Khatun, other members and local youths attended the event.
In his speech, Abdullah Al Zubayer Pranto said youth were one of the country’s most important resources and called for coordinated efforts by families, educational institutions and society to help young people develop their potential.
“Drug abuse, gambling, child marriage and the misuse of technology can hinder young people’s potential,” he said, urging greater engagement in education, skills development, sports, culture, creative activities and social work.
The speakers said young people needed clear goals, perseverance, skills and proper planning to turn their dreams into reality.
They also stressed the importance of communication skills, technological knowledge, leadership, creative thinking and problem-solving abilities alongside formal education.
During the opinion-sharing session, participating youths discussed their future plans, aspirations and concerns about various social issues. They expressed interest in becoming more involved in sports, cultural activities, volunteer work and social initiatives.
The organisers urged the youths to make realistic plans for their future, develop skills according to their interests and abilities, read books, participate in sports and cultural activities, use technology positively and engage in social work.
Bashundhara Shuvosangho, Tala upazila unit, said it would continue organising social, educational and awareness programmes to develop young people’s skills and leadership and encourage their participation in positive social activities.
