Muhammad Yunus, who expressed his desire to resign as the main advisor, will not resign and remain as a head of the Bangladeshi temporary government, said a counselor in his cabinet on Saturday. The Wahiduddin Mahmud planning advisor said Muhammad Yunus only stressed that a temporary gift was “overcoming obstacles”.
“He (Muhammad Yunus) did not say that he would leave. He said that while we face many obstacles to performing work and duties assigned to us, we overcome them,” he told reporters after an unplanned meeting of the Advisory Board.
“He (Yunus) certainly remains.”
Meanwhile, Muhammad Yunus convened an unexpected meeting of the Advisory Board on Saturday.
This step was followed by Yunus’s announcement, which expressed his intention to resign as the main advisors and cited challenges in navigation in political blockage and inability to achieve the consensus on reforms.
“It will probably sit with advisors (effectively ministers) shortly after the Ecnec meeting (Executive Committee of the National Economic Council),” the press agency reported.
According to reports, Muhammad Yunus is likely to meet advisors together with the Bangladeshi nationalist party (BNP) from former Prime Minister Khaledy Zia (BNP) and Jamaat-E-Islami.
According to the printer of the main advisor, the BNP delegation would meet the main advisors at 19:00, while the leaders of Jamaat met him at 20:00. “We were invited by the Chief Advisor’s Office to organize a meeting in the last political situation,” BNP spokesman said earlier.
A few days ago, Muhammad Yunus said that Mulling had resigned because he felt that “the situation was such that he couldn’t work”. Previously, Muhamad Yunus also told his cabinet that he wanted to resign.
The NCP NPID Congressor said he called Yunus “to stay strong for the security and future of the country and to meet the expectations of the mass rebellion” (a) I hope everyone will work with him “.
Meanwhile, special advisor Muhammad Yuna confirmed that he would not resign. “Because of Bangladesh and Peace Democratic Transition, Professor Yunus must stay in office,” Faiz Ahmad Taiyeb said in a Facebook post, adding, “The main advisor will not resign. Later he deleted the post.
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