Muhammad Yunus: Supporting Rohingya refugees and protecting the textile industry are priorities of the new government of Bangladesh
The new interim government of Bangladesh under the leadership of Muhammad Yunus is focused on supporting Rohingya refugees and protecting the national textile industry. Humanitarian operations and the stability of supply chains are among the priorities.
The new interim Government of Bangladesh, headed by Muhammad Yunus, has already outlined the key directions of its policy, highlighting two priorities: assistance to Rohingya refugees from Myanmar and protection of the national textile industry.
Muhammad Yunus, who became Prime Minister amid mass protests, stressed the importance of solving the problem of the Rohingya, who left their homeland in search of safety. He appealed to the international community to support humanitarian operations aimed at helping refugees, as well as creating conditions for their safe return to Myanmar with guarantees of their rights and dignity.
In addition, Yunus clearly outlined his position on the textile industry, which is one of the key sectors of Bangladesh's economy. The Prime Minister said he would not tolerate any attempts to disrupt global supply chains in which Bangladesh plays an important role. Maintaining stability in this area is an important element of the Government's strategy aimed at the economic development of the country.
Thus, the new Government of Bangladesh, under the leadership of Muhammad Yunus, seeks to strengthen international cooperation and protect national interests by providing support to refugees and protecting the most important sector of the economy.
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