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Bangladesh at a Crossroads: Governance, Democratic Reform, and the Path Forward Post-Sheikh Hasina

After over a decade in power, Sheikh Hasina’s resignation, spurred by a wave of youth-led protests, marks a pivotal turning point for Bangladesh. The country’s young population, increasingly vocal and influential, played a critical role in shaping this outcome, signaling a new era of potential transformation for the nation. In this session, we will address how young activists, and future leaders can play a role in the political renewal of the country and shape its governance in the aftermath of a political era marked by strongman leadership. We will discuss the prospects for a political transition including democratic reform, the challenges of establishing an interim government, and the path toward a more inclusive political future. Panelists, including Bangladeshi activists, international lawyers, and political experts will discuss how Bangladesh can strengthen its democratic institutions while preventing political violence and authoritarian backsliding and ask how domestic actors and international partners can help guide Bangladesh towards a stable political future. In partnership with: Jagoron Foundation Sharif Banna MBE: Chairman, Jagoron Foundation H.E. Khalilur Rahman: High Representative to the Chief Adviser on Rohingya Crisis and Priority issues affairs, People's Republic of Bangladesh Sajid Mahmud: Undergraduate Student of Department of International Relations, University of Dhaka; Deputy Coordinator of July Uprising Prof. Naomi Hossain: Professor of Development Studies, SOAS University of London Prof. Syed Munir Khasru: Chairman, The Institute for Policy Advocacy and Governance IPAG Dr. Cynthia Farid: Advocate, Supreme Court of Bangladesh Sharif Banna MBE: Chairman, Jagoron Foundation (Moderator)