Heads of states, governments, or their representatives from 193 UN member countries attended the event presided by UNGA President Philemon Yang.Prof Yunus said the people who toppled the autocratic regime in Bangladesh through a movement were long forgotten in politics and development. They dream t of a just, inclusive and functioning democracy”Bangladesh was born because of her people’s profound belief in liberalism, pluralism and secularism. Decades later, our Generation Z is making us re-visit and re-imagine the very values that our people stood for back in 1971. As our people also did in 1952, to defend our mother language, Bangla.”
The interim government has found endemic corruption, ruthless politicization of institutions, oligarchs, and wealth siphoned out of Bangladesh. The government’s key priority is to make individuals in public positions and institutions accountable.
It will ensure good governance, promote and protect fundamental rights, and prioritize allocations for education and health over grandiose infrastructure development.
“As I speak, over five million people witnessed the most devastating flood in their living memory in eastern Bangladesh.
“I would hence urge channeling robust resources for climate adaptation in the climate-vulnerable countries like Bangladesh. It is crucial to operationalize loss and damage funds by leveraging innovative solutions and additional finance.”
Prof Yunus called for access to technologies and increased capacity, particularly in agriculture, water or public health, while also stressing a shared vision of zero poverty, zero unemployment, and, zero net carbon emissions, which the world can materialize together
Noting the genocide in Gaza, Prof Yunus said all those responsible for the crimes against humanity against the Palestinian people must be held accountable.
He called for an immediate and complete ceasefire to protect the Palestinian people from brutalities.He continued, “Bangladesh calls for an immediate and complete ceasefire to protect the Palestinian people from the brutalities, particularly against the children and women. The international community, including the UN, needs to act in earnest to implement the two-state solution that remains the only path to bring lasting peace in the Middle East.” “The international community, including the UN, needs to act in earnest to implement the two-state solution that remains the only path to bring lasting peace in the Middle-East.”
He also urged both Russia and Ukraine to pursue dialogue and end the war..Besides these in his peach he expressed all important matters which may save the world and human being from war and disastrous and economic growth. Climate Change, Rohingya crisis , Urged for Assist Developing Countries and Genocide in Gaza., As a whole as he loves Bangladesh and Bangla Language Honorable Chief Adviser deliverer his speech in Bangla He Also mentioned Autonomous Intelligence.Speaking on the remarkable development of artificial intelligence, Yunus highlighted the interest of Bangladesh’s youth in AI and also warned world leaders about its potential risks.
This is the first time Prof Yunus is attending an international event as the head of government, meeting dozens of global leaders like US President Joe Biden, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, UN Secretary-General Anthony Guterres, heads of World Bank, IMF, UNHCR, ILO, and the European Union. It may Prove that he is acceptable person of all the intellectual leaders and World leaders . He concluded, “Bangladesh would assure that we would and continue to deliver our bit, at international, regional and national levels, in securing peace, prosperity and justice, for everyone.” As a whole his speech caring wider response to the maximum people of the Bangladesh and abroad. Our congratulation and heartiest thanks to the Novel Lo-rel and Chief Adviser of Bangladesh Prof.DR Muhammad Yunus ….Editor nsnews from USA
Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus has urged the international community to engage with a new Bangladesh that aims to ensure freedom and democracy for all.