B Mirror Desk : Chief Advisor Dr. Muhammad Yunus urged Qatari businesspeople to invest in Bangladesh, stating that the country’s economy has enormous potential. This is the place to build your industrial facility. Create it here and sell it anywhere, in any nation. We don’t need to hire workers from other nations because we have enough labor here.

He made these remarks on Tuesday, April 22, while in Doha, Qatar, at a private business reception held in his honor.

According to the Chief Advisor, Bhutan and Nepal are extremely near to our border on each side of Bangladesh. To the north of us are seven Indian states. If we incorporate them and treat them as a regional economy, it may be very beneficial. There is no other option, thus they must do this. Even the Seven Sisters of India lack a sea, as do Nepal and Bhutan. The sea can be used if everyone cooperates. This allows for the creation of a hub.

We wish to establish such an economy in Bangladesh; thus, we will offer all the support required to construct industries there. where young people will be able to find work. We recently hosted an investment conference, and it was well welcomed. I greet everyone I meet, and I always receive a good answer. We therefore invite you to visit and witness the passion and ingenuity of millions of youths.

He pointed out that during the previous administration, the economy, judicial system, and security framework of the country were severely compromised, and for the past eight months, efforts have been made to restore them. This is our responsibility. We have established a reform commission across various sectors to provide recommendations, and we are now in the implementation phase. Elections will only occur once this process is finalized.

He pointed out that during the previous administration, the economy, judicial system, and security framework of the country were severely compromised, and for the past eight months, efforts have been made to restore them. This is our responsibility. We have established a reform commission across various sectors to provide recommendations, and we are now in the implementation phase. Elections will only occur once this process is finalized.

In the context of assuming leadership in Bangladesh, Dr. Muhammad Yunus noted that in July, students took to the streets to protest. Law enforcement responded with gunfire, resulting in fatalities. This incident was a culmination of widespread frustration stemming from 16 years of fraudulent elections, regular disappearances, torture cells across the nation, bank thefts, systemic collapse, and rampant corruption in major projects. In response, students rallied, declaring ‘Enough is enough.’ Thousands of young lives were lost. The protests began outside the former Prime Minister’s residence, drawing crowds from across the country, creating a chaotic scene. He was forcibly removed from his residence to flee the country. Since that moment, Bangladesh has been liberated from his governance. I was abroad at the time, which is why I had to assume leadership. This is how the interim government was established.