The chief advisor of the interim government has sought support from the Open Society Foundation to bring back money to be smuggled abroad during the ousted Aomi League government. Muhammad Yunus.
On Wednesday (January 29), he wanted this assistance in a meeting with a delegation led by the Cheetman of Jamuna Open Society Foundation, Alex Soros and President Binaifer Nowrozi, the guest house of the Rashtra Guest House.
During the meeting, Alex Soros praised Professor Yunus for leading the country in an important synchrony in history and for leading the country's institutional reform and restructuring economy, he said, adding that the student-led mass uprising has created a ‘great opportunity’ for the country to determine a new journey.
In the meeting, they discussed the issues like the mass uprising of July, justice for the victims of the movement, economic reform, media, recovery of wealth, the new cyber security law and the ways to improve it and the Rohingya crisis.‘
The chief advisor thanked the Open Society Foundation for their support. He urged the foundation to do more in the news of the news, he said, "The movement has been a brutal dictator."
‘What I have seen in Davos is that not many people know about the mass uprising in July. There is a lot of confusion.’
Chief Advisor Sheikh Hasina's 16-year-long He requested the Foundation to support Bangladesh in the ‘asset detection’ activities to bring back 234 billion dollars smuggled during the regime.
He said the interim government has inherited a ‘disaster and war-torn’ economy. Yunus sought the cooperation of the foundation of the reconstruction process and said that the media in Bangladesh is now enjoying unprecedented freedom but misinformation and misinformation has been found on social media.
The Foundation also expressed its desire to help in the LDC transition of LDCs, which is welcomed by the chief adviser, saying, ‘We think about how to overcome any problem. It will be.’
