Chief Adviser (CA) Dr. Muhammad Yunus has expressed optimism that ongoing dialogue among political parties will lead to the formulation of a comprehensive and unifying “July Consensus Charter.”
His remarks came at the opening session of the second phase of talks hosted by the National Consensus Commission on Monday (June 2) at the Foreign Service Academy in Dhaka.
The meeting saw participation from leaders of 30 political parties, including BNP, Jamaat-e-Islami and NCP.
A three-member BNP delegation, led by its Standing Committee Member Salahuddin Ahmed, attended the meeting to make it successful.
Welcoming the participants, Dr. Yunus said, “Among all the meetings I hold in a day, I enjoy these sessions the most. It is truly inspiring to be part of a process where we are collectively shaping the future of Bangladesh.” He emphasized the significance of the dialogue in healing divisions and fostering national unity.
Reflecting on the reform efforts undertaken by the interim government, CA noted, “We were given the responsibility to initiate reforms, but initially we didn’t know where to begin. After much discussion, we decided to establish several commissions to explore key issues in depth.”বিস্তারিত