“Asian Parliamentary Debate · Evidence, Ethics and the Future of Bangladesh”
A structured national debate platform that encourages students, young professionals and emerging leaders to examine justice, governance, healthcare, civic responsibility and the future of Bangladesh through evidence-based parliamentary argument. Debate Bangladesh is the confirmed debate collaboration partner. No BNDP collaboration is included in this event.
A formal team format with 3 members in each team, structured speaker order, adjudication and tabulation.
Motions will connect justice, public institutions, healthcare, youth leadership and national reform.
Preliminary and qualifying rounds will be conducted online under official rules and tabulation.
Only the semi-finals and grand final will be held physically at the venue during the 36th July Celebration.
Earlier rounds will be online; top five selection and recognition will be conducted at the venue.
The final debate will be integrated into the national 36th July Celebration programme and archived.
The debate is intended to strengthen democratic reasoning, respectful disagreement, critical thinking and informed civic participation among young people.
Institutional or independent teams register under published eligibility and team-composition rules.
Participants receive the Asian Parliamentary format, code of conduct, tabulation rules and motion-release process.
Preliminary rounds will be conducted online through the approved platform.
Top teams progress according to tabulation, adjudicator feedback and tournament policy.
Scheduled for 9 August 2026 at Shaheed Abu Sayed International Convention Centre.
Champion, runner-up, semi-finalist and individual awards will be presented with adjudication feedback.
Medical students, university students, debaters and young healthcare professionals may participate under the age, institution and team rules issued by the Debate Committee. Each Parliamentary Debate team will consist of 3 members. Institutional endorsement, reserve speaker policy and adjudicator registration will be confirmed in the official debate circular.
Logical, relevant and well-developed claims that directly engage the motion.
Accurate examples, facts and contextual understanding used responsibly.
Effective response to opposing arguments and clear comparative analysis.
Coherent case construction, role fulfilment, prioritisation and teamwork.
Clarity, confidence, timing, language, audience engagement and respectful manner.
Official contact: 01624-262148 · [email protected]
Register your team for the debate or download the full official document for your records.