Muhammad Yunus

Muhammad Yunus, as the Chief Adviser, is a central figure in this event, expressing strong confidence in the upcoming national election and referendum. He believes a 'Yes' vote will lead to fundamental transformation and prevent misgovernance in Bangladesh. He also highlights the importance of technology and international observers for a fair election.

Muhammad Yunus has concluded his 18-month tenure as chief adviser of Bangladesh's interim government and returned to his non-profit work at Yunus Centre. He is expected to resume his global advocacy for poverty alleviation and social business.

Muhammad Yunus, as the former chief adviser of the interim government, is accused by Mohammed Shahabuddin of deliberately sidelining the presidency, violating constitutional norms, and attempting to weaken the head of state's authority. These allegations suggest a significant overreach of power and disregard for established protocols during his tenure.

Muhammad Yunus, as the Chief Adviser of Bangladesh's interim government, hosted the China-Bangladesh Partnership Forum delegation. He emphasized continued cooperation between Bangladesh and China, highlighted healthcare as a top priority, and proposed a 'health city' in northern Bangladesh.

Muhammad Yunus, as the Chief Adviser of Bangladesh, is actively advocating for an early start to Free Trade Agreement negotiations with the European Union to safeguard Bangladesh's trade preferences. He also highlighted the recent Economic Partnership Agreement with Japan as a positive step for Bangladesh's exports.