Outgoing interim government chief Muhammad Yunus on Monday said his 18-month rule restored three core pillars of Bangladesh’s external engagement – “sovereignty, national interests, and dignity”, and it is no longer a “submissive” nation.
In his farewell address to the nation, Yunus said that at the end of his regime’s rule, “Today’s Bangladesh is confident, active, and responsible in protecting its independent interests”.
“Bangladesh is no longer a country with a submissive foreign policy or dependent on the instructions and advice of other countries,” he said in the televised address a day ahead of quitting power.
He emphasised that his 18-month tenure had rebuilt the three “fundamental foundations” of the country’s foreign engagement: “sovereignty, national interests, and dignity”.
Yunus’ interim regime began in August 2024 and is set to conclude its unscheduled term with the swearing-in of a new government led by the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) on Tuesday, which won a ..​Outgoing interim government chief Muhammad Yunus on Monday said his 18-month rule restored three core pillars of Bangladesh’s external engagement – “sovereignty, national interests, and dignity”, and it is no longer a “submissive” nation.
In his farewell address to the nation, Yunus said that at the end of his regime’s rule, “Today’s Bangladesh is confident, active, and responsible in protecting its independent interests”.
“Bangladesh is no longer a country with a submissive foreign policy or dependent on the instructions and advice of other countries,” he said in the televised address a day ahead of quitting power.
He emphasised that his 18-month tenure had rebuilt the three “fundamental foundations” of the country’s foreign engagement: “sovereignty, national interests, and dignity”.
Yunus’ interim regime began in August 2024 and is set to conclude its unscheduled term with the swearing-in of a new government led by the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) on Tuesday, which won a .. ​Latest News [ SOBAN NEWS: International and National ]