'People must prepare now for the Fourth Industrial Revolution': Prime Minister

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Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said that the change in the domestic market and the international market under the influence of the fourth industrial revolution should be prepared now to accept the country's manpower. For this, we should emphasize on training.

He said these things when he was virtually involved in the opening ceremony of the 24th National Conference and 43rd Council Session of the Institution of Diploma Engineers, Bangladesh (IDEB) on Thursday (September 1).

Referring to the importance of artificial intelligence (AI), the Prime Minister said, ‘In this era of the fourth industrial revolution, the use of technology, artificial intelligence, robotics is an important factor. This is why we have announced Digital Bangladesh.

At the same time, I have also taken up training and education. Referring to the great impact of the fourth industrial revolution in our economy and employment, Sheikh Hasina said, ’In the meantime, the use of artificial intelligence robots has started in our country's garment industry. At the same time, other sectors are also moving towards this slowly. Productivity has also increased. The quality of the cup has also increased.‘

"We have to prepare now to deal with the changes that will be triggered by the fourth industrial revolution in the domestic and international markets. We have to connect them with the huge labor force we have, we have to train them to be trained and trained and trained as skilled manpower."

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