Dhaka, Nov 21 (V7N) – Chief Advisor to the Interim Government, Dr. Muhammad Yunus, reaffirmed his commitment to building a prosperous and inclusive future for Bangladesh at a reception honoring titled freedom fighters and their descendants. The event was held at the Army Multipurpose Hall in Dhaka Cantonment on Thursday.

In his address, Dr. Yunus hailed the freedom fighters as the "best children of the country," emphasizing their pivotal role in securing Bangladesh's independence. He stated, “The country became independent because of their sacrifices. We are committed to honoring the freedom fighters, martyrs, and the injured, as well as serving the students and the public who are the torchbearers of our future.”

He highlighted the government’s vision to turn Bangladesh into a global example by harnessing the opportunities born from the country’s storied student movements.

Dr. Yunus called for national unity, underscoring the need for harmony in a diverse society. “Our responsibility is to unite all people as one larger family. Differences and debates will exist, but we must not see anyone as an enemy due to their opinions or beliefs. Equality and humanity will be the foundation of our nation,” he said.

The Chief Advisor also touched on foreign policy, reaffirming Bangladesh’s reputation as a humanitarian and peace-loving nation. He stressed the importance of fostering mutual respect and cooperation in international relations.

Dr. Yunus highlighted the urgency of addressing the climate crisis and strengthening the global economy. “We must work together as a nation and as part of the global community to combat the challenges of climate change and promote peace,” he added.

Dr. Yunus’ speech was met with widespread appreciation from attendees, as he painted a hopeful vision for Bangladesh's future—one rooted in equality, unity, and collective progress. The reception marked another step in fostering national solidarity under the interim government.

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