2024-09-14 05:05:33
The chief adviser of the interim government emphasized on strengthening the relationship between the owners and the workers. Muhammad Yunus.
He said, once it becomes a middle-income country, many facilities will be closed, it is true. But we have to make ourselves competitive. The country has to stand as a competitor Everyone comes forward. The relationship between workers and employers should be stronger.
He said these things in a dialogue with businessmen at the Intercontinental hotel in the capital on Thursday (September 12) afternoon. The dialogue titled ‘National Business Dialogue’ was organized by International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) Bangladesh. Leaders and members of FBCCI, BGMEA, DCCI, MCCI, FICCI, BAB, BKMEA, Bangladesh Chamber of Industries were present in the dialogue.
In the dialogue, the Chief Adviser said, the uprising of the students was not a traditional movement. They took to the streets knowing that they could not return home. They had achieved their goal at the cost of their lives. It was not an ordinary political movement.
He said, the youth fought for the new Bangladesh. Had they not made this opportunity, the nation could not have been saved from decay. We should move forward by building a healthy and prosperous country.
Dr. Yunus said, this opportunity does not come again and again in the life of the nation. The past will not drag you. You have to move forward anew. I don’t know if this opportunity will ever come again. Let us not lose it. If we lose it, the nation will have nothing left. It is not a matter of reciprocal blame.
He said, as long as we are in the government, we will work as a team. Transition as a new Bangladesh is a very difficult task. We will realize the dream together.
He said about social business, as long as I am there, I will give you inspiration to do social business. Don’t always trust the government. There will be business with your own money. But there will be no profit. Making money is happiness, but making other people happy is much more happiness.