Md Touhid Hossain, the International Affairs Advisor to Bangladesh’s interim authorities, emphasised the significance of balancing relations with main world powers, as reported by the Dhaka Tribune. On Friday, Hossain highlighted the need for Bangladesh to take care of amicable ties with all nations. “We intention to maintain good relations with everybody. It is essential to stability our relationships with the massive powers,” he was quoted by the Dhaka Tribune. Moreover, Hossain acknowledged that restoring regulation and order is the interim authorities’s main focus, with different points to be addressed subsequently.
In a associated growth, US State Division spokesperson Matthew Miller expressed hope that Bangladesh’s new interim authorities would lead the nation in direction of a democratic future. Miller confirmed ongoing communications with the interim authorities, together with the attendance of the US cost d’affaires at Nobel Laureate Professor Muhammad Yunus’s swearing-in because the chief advisor. “Our cost d’affaires was current on the swearing-in. Whereas I can not affirm if she conversed with him, she did attend, signifying communication with the interim authorities,” Miller acknowledged throughout a press briefing. He reiterated the US’s want for the interim authorities to information Bangladesh in direction of democracy.
Professor Yunus’s instant challenges embrace restoring peace and getting ready for upcoming elections. He was not too long ago cleared by the Anti-Corruption Fee (ACC) in a bribery case regarding the misappropriation of funds from the Grameen Telecom Staff and Workers Welfare Fund, following an earlier acquittal in a labor regulation violation case.