Md. Abdullah Al Mamun
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Abdullah Al Mamun: Youth are the backbone of any country because the
development of a country mostly depends on the integrated development of youth.
Development in Bangladesh also depends on proper utilization of youth because
they constitute about one-third of the total population. But the youth are
suffering from various socio-economic problems, such as unemployment,
underemployment, illiteracy, lack of technical education and training and the
financial crisis for self-employment which causes mass poverty.
The progress of economic and social status depends on the active
participation of an educated, trained and skilled youth force in the development
process, but the youth do not get the opportunity to acquire such qualities.
Consequently, they are not able to participate in the decision making process
of development work as well as in their self-employment. Besides the
technology-based education system, technology based institutions and vocational
training are not developed adequately. So the youth do not have much
opportunity to get technology-based professional education and training that
can help them to get jobs, create self-employment, and develop their leadership
qualities as well.