A delegation of the National Citizen Party (NCP) met with ambassadors and representatives from the EU and eight European countries today to discuss reforms.

The NCP delegation, led by convener Nahid Islam and Senior Joint Member Secretary Tasnim Jara, met with envoys and representatives of Spain, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Italy, Sweden, Switzerland, and Norway at the residence of Michael Miller, EU ambassador and head of delegation to Bangladesh.

The NCP delegation engaged in discussions about Bangladesh's current political landscape and the context in which the NCP was established. The party highlighted its proposed reforms and commitment to ensuring justice, particularly for human rights violations during the July uprising and other serious crimes under the previous regime.

EU representatives reaffirmed their support for Bangladesh's democratic transition during the meeting, said a press release issued by NCP.

The dialogue emphasised the importance of accountability and transparency in governance, as well as the need for systemic reforms to address past injustices.

The NCP expressed its dedication to building a fair and inclusive political environment in Bangladesh.