Muhammad Yunus Inducts Four More Advisers To Bangladesh’s Interim Government
The strength of the members in the interim government's advisory council has gone up to 21.
Dhaka: Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus-led length in-between govt in Bangladesh has been improved on Friday with 4 elevated advisers joining the crew.
The 4 new advisors are Wahiduddin Mahmud, an economist; Ali Imam Majumdar, a former cabinet secretary; Muhammad Fouzul Kabir Khan, a former potential secretary; and Lt Gen Jahangir Alam Chowdhury.
With the inclusion of those 4 persons, the length in-between govt’s advisory council now comprises 21 members.
Yunus, which consists of 13 assorted advisers, became sworn in on August eight, simply 4 days following the collapse of the Sheikh Hasina-led govt accordingly of the yes bet of a revolt over govt job quota reforms. An extra two advisers took their oaths on August eleven, and every assorted became sworn in top notch here day.
President Mohammed Shahabuddin presided over the oath-taking ceremony for the 4 new advisers at Bangabhaban, the presidential home.
Economist Wahiduddin Mahmud, who all the way by potential of the past served as an adviser to the 1996 caretaker govt, and Ali Imam Majumder, who became appointed as a selected assistant to the chief adviser of the establishment new length in-between govt on August 12, have been one of a bunch of many appointees, in accordance with a news portal.
(With PTI inputs)
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