Chief Advisor Professor Dr. addressed to the leaders of the country's political parties. Muhammad Yunus said, for many, it may be difficult to accept some decisions, at first it may be painful, but with time, peace will return, because these decisions will ultimately bring peace and status to the country.
He said these things at a consensus commission meeting with political parties at the Foreign Service Academy on Bailey Road in the capital on Sunday (September 14).
The chief adviser said, "Even if there is a problem in the mind, we have to reach an agreement on various national issues. We can make a lot of arguments, there is no end to the argument, but the real solution is hidden in the compromise - this is the way we have to move forward."
Addressing the leaders of the political parties in the meeting, the chief adviser said that whenever the decision is made, it will be taken on the basis of consensus when the decision is made. Only then the election will be meaningful and meaningful.
"The mass uprising of the students has brought us an opportunity for a new journey as a nation. To make this opportunity meaningful, it is the only solution to build a new Bangladesh by going forward on the path of reconciliation.
Chief Advisor Dr. Muhammad Yunus said, "There is no way back from here. The way we started, there is no solution to the compromise - there is no solution - I am saying it is insistent, but there is no way to ignore this."
