Interim government swearing in at 9 pm
Published: 08:00 8 August 2024
Dr. The swearing-in ceremony of the interim government to be formed under the leadership of Muhammad Yunus has been postponed. Today (Thursday) the swearing-in was scheduled to take place at 8:30 pm but it will be held at 9 pm.
This information was revealed by the relevant sources of the Secretariat on Thursday evening.
The durbar hall of Bangabhaban has already been prepared for the swearing-in ceremony. It is said that the preparation of the durbar hall for about 400 guests has been completed.
President's press secretary Zainal Abedin said that the president. Sahabuddin will administer the oath of the new interim government.
Politicians, educationists, diplomats and senior government and military officials will participate in the event.
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