State Minister for Primary and Mass Education  Bobby Hajjaj. File Photo

DHAKA, June 29, 2026 (BSS) - State Minister for Primary and Mass Education 
Bobby Hajjaj today said the government seeks to work in coordination with 
NGOs through effective partnerships to improve the quality of primary 
education.

"Alongside the government, the desired change in education is possible only 
through the collective initiatives of the government system and development 
partners," he said while addressing the Geo-NGO Collaboration Dialogue as the 
chief guest at the BRAC Center in the city, said a press release here. 

The state minister said the government's main objective of education reform 
is to increase learning outcomes. "To achieve this goal, the government is 
placing the highest importance on five areas curriculum, teachers, 
administration, infrastructure and technology. Future education reforms will 
be implemented with a focus on these five areas," he said 

He further said, "New initiatives are being taken in teacher training, 
transparency in teacher recruitment and transfer systems, increasing 
administrative efficiency, digital monitoring, and technology-dependent 
education management."

Bobby Hajjaj said that to bring about simultaneous change in over 65,000 
government primary schools across the country, realistic, scalable, and 
sustainable initiatives are needed. 

He said the government is working in coordination with various stakeholders 
to ensure access to education for children with disabilities, those enrolled 
in pre-primary and non-formal education, migrant children in urban areas, and 
children living in tea garden areas and other marginalised communities.