Head administrator Sheik Hasina's ICT Affairs Adviser Sajeeb Wazed Joy says he has begun playing the guitar again as a diversion after a break.
"I used to play the guitar in my school and school days. I began playing it again as of late," he said while talking in regards to his leisure activity at a connection with the young people on Sunday.
The head administrator's just child said his leisure activity likewise incorporates photography, tuning in to music and watching activity films. He likewise plays PC recreations.
Awami League's examination wing, the Center for Research and Information or CRI, sorted out the cooperation under its 'How about we Talk' program in which it associates young people with 'governmental issues and policymaking'.
The young people were for the most part drawn from various open and private colleges, and they made inquiries on an entire scope of issues from his own life to Bangladesh's improvement.
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The understudies squeezed him to play the guitar at the occasion. "I am bad at it," he jested.
Happiness learned at St Joseph's College, India where Hasina took refuge after 1975 when his granddad, Bangladesh's establishing father Bangabandhu Sheik Mujibur Rahman, was slaughtered.
He selected in Computer Science at the University of Bangalore, and afterward moved to The University of Texas at Arlington and got BSc degree in Computer Engineering.
Euphoria finished Masters in Public Administration from Harvard University.
He is credited with the improvement of ICT in Bangladesh with the trademark of 'Advanced Bangladesh'.
He said he adores to collaborate with the adolescents as opposed to making political talks.
Satisfaction urged adolescents to change their "attitude" and move toward becoming business people as opposed to customary employment searchers.
On being asked, he said the Awami League government has built up "great administration" in Bangladesh, and reinforced the Anti-Corruption Commission, refering to cases of gathering MPs arriving in prison.
"How might we fabricate Padma Bridge with our assets in the event that we had no great administration?"
He likewise said the Awami League does not fear feedback but rather "loves to react to any feedback".
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