Current in a circuit flows from the positive terminal of a cell to the negative terminal. In which direction does the current flow inside the cell?

“Electric conventional current flows from the positive terminal of the cell to the negative terminal of a circuit”. Consider this a positive cell going from the cell's positive terminal to its negative terminal. The positive charge flows inside the cell from the negative terminal to the positive terminal once it reaches the negative terminal.
As a result, a conventional current is supposed to flow inside the cell from the negative terminal to the positive terminal.