Muhammad Yunus emphasized that electoral reforms must take precedence over scheduling elections, stating, "Throughout, I have emphasised that reforms should take place first before the arrangements for an election." He mentioned that while a flawless voter list could facilitate a quicker election, comprehensive reforms could postpone elections by a few months.
Yunus announced that general elections are slated for late 2025 or early 2026, highlighting that the exact date is contingent upon political party agreements: "If the political parties agree to hold the election on an earlier date with minimum reforms... the election could be held by the end of 2025."
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