Chief Advisor Professor Muhammad Yunus has said that the current interim government is working continuously to achieve the desired goal of developed Bangladesh by involving women's potential and efficiency in productive work.
‘She said this in a message on Friday (March 7) on the occasion of ’International Women's Day'. News Busser
The chief adviser said, "The women of Bangladesh will come to terms with the developed world to realize the dream of a better Bangladesh. This is our commitment to the development and power of the women's society in Bangladesh."
He said, March 8 is International Women's Day. In 1975, the United Nations recognized March 8 as International Women's Day. This day is celebrated every year in Bangladesh like other countries of the world. The theme of this year's Women's Day is ‘Adhikar, equality, power-women and daughters’.
Dr. Yunus said that the desire for democratic transformation of Bangladesh was organized by the students-labourers-molecule that organized the mass uprising last July-August. Millions of students have been protesting against the repression in various campuses, and many women have been martyred in this mass uprising.I respect the people who sacrificed themselves in this mass uprising and express our condolences to the July warriors.
She said that half of the country's population is women, they are moving forward in all areas, as well as the women's and child toxicity ministry to ensure the participation and partnership of women in every field, including the economic development of the country.
The chief adviser said, ‘Ladies support center’ for oppressed, destitute and helpless women, 'women's support center', helping women to create housing and self-employment for women, are playing an important role in making women financially self-sufficient and ensuring social security.
He said that the indomitable Meatara of Bangladesh is going to the international arena in the international arena. Various initiatives have been taken to award the ‘Indomitable Women's Award’ and ‘Begum Roketa Padak’ to recognize the achievements of women.
