Media Centre, Dedicated Hotlines Launched for Foreign Journalists

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Publish : 10 Feb 2026, 02:25 PM

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To support international media coverage of the upcoming 13th National Parliament Election and the Referendum, which is scheduled to be held on Thursday (February 12), the Press Information Department (PID) has established a dedicated Media Centre at the Hotel InterContinental in Dhaka.

Launched on Monday via an official handout, the centre is designed to provide foreign journalists and media professionals with essential election data and logistical assistance.

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The facility will be fully operational for a five-day window, running from February 9 through February 13.

To further streamline communication, the PID has also activated two specialized hotline services for election-related queries. Foreign media personnel can reach out for assistance or information by calling 48322344 or 48322435.

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