Reforms and national elections as soon as possible: Dr. Yunus
Published: 12:39 30 September 2024
The chief advisor of the interim government has said that he has promised to organize the national elections by advancing the reform work quickly.Dr. Muhammad Yunus. He said that the responsibility of the interim government is to carry out reforms as soon as possible and once the preparations are completed, the government will hold elections. The chief adviser also said that they have no chance of failure.
In an interview given to Japan's state broadcaster NHK in New York, Dr. Yunus said these words.
The Chief Adviser went to New York to attend the UN General Assembly session. After a four-day visit to the United States, he returned home on Sunday morning.
The Awami League government led by Sheikh Hasina collapsed on August 5 in a student uprising. Three days later, the Nobel Peace Prize winner. An interim government was formed under the leadership of Yunus.
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