Chief Adviser
CA leaves Dhaka for Davos to attend WEF
Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus left Dhaka for Switzerland after Monday midnight (1:00am Tuesday) to attend annual meeting of the World Economic Forum (WEF) where he will have a very busy schedule engaging with global leaders.
Let police be pro-people
The Police Reform Commission submitted their reform proposals to the Chief Adviser of the interim government, Dr. Muhammad Yunus, at the Chief Adviser’s Office on January 15. The proposals cover various issues, including the use of force, detention, arrest, search, interrogation, human rights, creating an unbiased and accountable force, recording general diaries (GDs) at police stations, case registration, investigation, and verification. Particularly, the report suggests setting limits on the use of force by police in controlling illegal gatherings and processions, providing guidelines for arrest without warrants, and for the custody and interrogation of suspects. Additionally, the Commission has recommended amendments and revisions to 22 laws to reform the force.
Govt to ensure secure investment for new entrepreneurs: CA
Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus has said that the government wants to ensure that new entrepreneurs do not face any risks with their investments and can work safely.
'Bangladesh Single Window' to be effective within March: Special envoy to CA
Professor Lutfey Siddiqi, Special Envoy on International Affairs to the Chief Adviser, on Saturday said the 'Bangladesh Single Window' will be effective within the month of March to ease the import and export processes for businesses.
Tulip should apologise for using properties given by AL regime: Yunus
Chief Adviser Dr Muhammad Yunus has called on Britain's anti-corruption minister Tulip Siddiq, the niece of Sheikh Hasina who has been facing controversy over corruption charges, to apologise for using properties given to her and her family by the Awami League regime.
CA urges Turkey to relocate industries to Bangladesh
Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus urged Turkey to bring their technology to Bangladesh, invest more, relocate factories, and use Bangladesh's youth forces.
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