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AB Party Announces Cox’s Bazar District Committee

AB Party Announces Cox’s Bazar District Committee

Desk Report: The Amar Bangladesh Party (AB Party) has announced a two-member convening committee of its Cox’s Bazar district unit to strengthen and streamline the party’s organisational activities.


Advocate Golam Faruk Khan Kaisar has been appointed convener, while Sarwar Alam (Sarwar Said) has been named member secretary of the newly formed committee.


The committee was announced through a notification signed by Advocate Abdullah Al Mamun Rana, joint general secretary (Office Affairs) of the party, with the approval of the National Executive Council.


The newly appointed committee has been instructed to form a full-fledged district committee within the next two months and take necessary initiatives to strengthen organisational activities across the district.

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AB Party Announces Cox’s Bazar District Committee

Publish Date : 07 November 2026

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Desk Report: The Amar Bangladesh Party (AB Party) has announced a two-member convening committee of its Cox’s Bazar district unit to strengthen and streamline the party’s organisational activities.Advocate Golam Faruk Khan Kaisar has been appointed convener, while Sarwar Alam (Sarwar Said) has been named member secretary of the newly formed committee.The committee was announced through a notification signed by Advocate Abdullah Al Mamun Rana, joint general secretary (Office Affairs) of the party, with the approval of the National Executive Council.The newly appointed committee has been instructed to form a full-fledged district committee within the next two months and take necessary initiatives to strengthen organisational activities across the district.

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