Dr. 198 world leaders, including 92 Nobel laureates, strongly support Yunus's government

General people of Bangladesh and chief advisor Dr. 198 world leaders expressed strong support for Muhammad Yunus. Among them are at least 92 Nobel laureates, including former US President Barack Obama. On Wednesday (September 4), the Washington Post, an influential media outlet in the United States, published a statement signed by those 198 world leaders.

In this Dr. In support of the interim government led by Muhammad Yunus and the people of Bangladesh, the world leaders said, “We publicly express our support and greetings to the Nobel laureate Professor Muhammad Yunus, chief adviser to the interim government of Bangladesh.”

They said, “Professor Yunus, like others in Bangladesh, was tortured by the dictatorship.” Asha replaced dictatorship with a democratic and student-led movement; As Professor Yunus said, Bangladesh is enjoying its second independence.”

“We are proud to have supported Professor Yunus over the years. It is the beginning of a new sunrise in Bangladesh. We wish the common people of Bangladesh peace and success in the days ahead.”

“We are very happy that Professor Yunus is now free to work on taking Bangladesh towards development. Which he has been saying for the past six decades. How the youth of the country has inspired Yunus. We know he too can inspire the youth to lead a new bright Bangladesh. We are sure he will inspire millions of youngsters all over the world. Among them are expatriate Bangladeshis.”

World leaders said, “We applaud the interim government's commitment to restore free and fair elections and promote democracy in Bangladesh. We are ready to support all efforts of Bangladesh and the Interim Government in any way possible to lead the world towards a new and better civilization. Because Professor Yunus has repeatedly called us on this issue.''

Dr. Among the world leaders who signed the statement supporting the interim government of Bangladesh led by Muhammad Yunus are former Prime Minister of Norway Gro Brundland, former President of Romania Emil Constantinescu, former Secretary General of the United Nations Ban Ki Moon, former Vice President of the World Bank Mats Carlson and others.

Besides, there are at least 92 Nobel laureates in peace, economics, literature, medicine, chemistry and physics in that list. Among them are former US President Barack Obama, Shirin Ebadi of Iran, Juan Manuel Santos of Colombia, Ramos-Horta of East Timor, American-Austrian chemist Martin Karplus and many others.

The statement was published in the form of a full-page advertisement in the influential US daily Washington Post under the title 'A message to the people of Bangladesh and the citizens of good sense around the world'.