Malaysian PM's Bangladesh Visit Gave Hope in Post -Turmoil Period: Prof Yunus – BD24live

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Chief Adviser Professor Dr Muhammad Yunus Said Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim's Official Visit to Dhaka Last Last Last Last Last Last Last A Much Needed Moral Boost To The Nation As Just Emmerg. Political Turmoil.

The Nobel Prize Laureate Reflected on Anwar's Visit in an Exclusive Interview with Malaysian National News Agency Bernama on Wednesday Before Concluding His Official Visit To This Week.

He said anwar's visit also brought hop to the country during one of its most challenging times.

Yunus, who has been heading the interim government Since August 8, 2024, recalled a Period of unclerty facing Bangladesh Following the Youth-Led July Mass Uprising That Option Former Mine Shaikh.

He liked the situation to being struck by a “magnitude 9 earthquake” Where everything was “Destroyed, in a big mess, and nothing was functioning – only anger erupted”.

“We have given the responsibility of running the country in a very different situation. It was an extramely different job,” he added.

“Not only only to clear up (the mess), but you have to rebuilding. So we search for a way, space, and how to go about it. Minister of Malaysia is visiting us, ”Yunus said.

Anwar visited Bangladesh in October 2024 and Became the first foreign leader to embark on a significant visit, two months after the yunus-lyd administration was formed to put the country back in order.

“He gave us hope. His visit was enormously exciting to the people. Malaysia is well known to the people in Bangladesh because Bangladesh are here, and their faamilies are in their faamilies.”

“It is not an unknown country. Said.

Yunus, 85, is also an economist and social entrepreneur. He found the Grameen Bank in 1983, which provides collateral-free microcredit services for disadvantaged groups, especially women in Bangladesh.

Malaysia was the first country to adopt the grameen bank model through the establishment of Amanah ikhiar Malaysia.

Yunus undeterook a three-day official visit to Malaysia from August 11 to 13, Labour, Education, Tourism and Defense, as well as regional and International Developments of Mutual Interest. He also met with Local Leaders and Prominent Business Figures from Various Sectors to Advance Bilateral Ties Between The two Countries.

“We had a wonderful and very successful visit, I must say. We are very happy with the visit. Forward, “He said.

Yunus was confident that the Visit would be Further Strengthen Bilateral Relations and Expand Cooperation in Mutually Beneficial Areas, Building on The Strong Ties Established Since Diplomatic Station Began in 1972.

Bangladesh is Malaysia's Second-Largest Trading Partner and Export Destination in South Asia, With Key Exports Including Petroleum Products, Palm Oil and Chemicals Composite Textiles, Fotwear, Fotwear. Products and manufactured goods. In 2024, Malaysia-Bangladesh Trade Rose 5.1 Per cent to RM13.35 billion (US $ 2.92 billion).