Dr. Yunus joined the Global South Summit virtually
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Published: 12:27 17 August 2024
The head of the interim government of Bangladesh. Muhammad Yunus joins the third Voices of the Global South Summit virtually.
He joined this meeting from Dhaka today (Saturday) from 10:30 am to 11:30 pm. The summit will be organized from New Delhi, the capital of India.
Dr. to join this summit before. Modi invited Yunus. He made this invitation in a phone conversation between the leaders of the two countries on Friday. Then the Chief Advisor agreed to attend the conference virtually from Dhaka by responding to the invitation.
This is Dr. after taking oath as the head of the interim government. This is the first of Yunus' activities involving multiple countries.
The inaugural session of the summit is being held at the Head of State/Head of Government level and is being hosted by the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi.
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