Minister of State for Youth and Sports Mohammad Aminul Haq attended the ceremony as the chief guest.
In his address he emphasized that, “The Jagoron Project is a timely and strategic initiative in line with the government’s vision of harnessing the potential of our youth. By investing in skills, innovation and entrepreneurship, we are building a stronger, more resilient Bangladesh, and the government will provide its full support to ensure the success of this project.”
Nashiba Selim, Chief Social Development Officer (Gender) at ADB’s Bangladesh Resident Mission, participated as a special guest.
He stressed that beyond education, it is important to equip the youth with market-relevant skills through initiatives like the JAGORON project.
He highlighted the need for a comprehensive ecosystem that effectively links skill development with employment and sustainable livelihoods.
MD Enamul Haq, National Director of SOS Children’s Villages Bangladesh, highlighted the long-term impact and collaborative approach of the project.
He said, “JAGORON is more than a project. By bridging the gap between skills, opportunities and market demands, we aim to empower youth to become self-reliant, confident and active contributors to the economy.”