Dhaka January 10, 2026, 12:27 pm
Prof Yunus will inform the world about what reforms interim government has taken in last 14 months
Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus reaffirmed the interim government’s commitment to implementing key reforms, aligned with ILO conventions, before the upcoming election in February
The chief adviser welcomed the initiative, noting that Bangladesh, with its dynamic and youthful workforce, is well-positioned to support Albania’s economic growth
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Australia, Britain, Canada and Portugal also took the largely symbolic step of recognition on the eve of the summit called by France and Saudi Arabia
He said this while delivering the keynote speech at the ILO Asia-Pacific Conference on Labour and LDC Issues in Bangkok on Tuesday
The two sides exchanged views on Bangladesh-China relations, cooperation and global and regional issues
Georgieva emphasised the importance of implementing bold reforms in the banking sector
India and Bangladesh are also important drivers for regional integration under the framework of BIMSTEC
During the meeting, both sides discussed strategies to reduce the trade imbalance between the two countries
Home Adviser Lt Gen (Retd) Md Jahangir Alam Chowdhury made the remarks when a European Commission delegation led by Director for Migration and Asylum Michael Shotter on Wednesday paid a courtesy call on him at his ministry
Lewis reiterated the UN’s steadfast support for Bangladesh’s reform and transition process
Both sides shared their commitment to providing protection and finding a sustainable solution for more than 1.1 million Rohingya refugees from Myanmar currently living in Bangladesh
Professor Yunus urged TI to amplify its voice and help convene an international forum to enact binding international laws to stop stolen billions from finding safe havens
Tammy Bruce, as ambassador to the United Nations, and Sergey Gor as ambassador to India
The post has remained vacant for months since previous ambassador Asad Alam Siam was appointed Foreign Secretary
The APHR made the proposal when a delegation from the advocacy group called on Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus at the State Guest House Jamuna
'I encourage SAARC, and I see our relationship with Pakistan and other SAARC countries as one of the highest priorities,' Yunus says