Muhammad Yunus, Bangladesh’s incoming interim leader, urges for calm ahead of assuming office on Thursday

Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus, the incoming interim leader of Bangladesh, called for calm on Wednesday after weeks of deadly violence led to the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Yunus praised student protestors for their role in bringing about change and emphasized the need for peace as the country rebuilds. He condemned any further violence, urging citizens to work together to build a better future. Yunus is set to be sworn in on Thursday night, with plans to address the challenges facing Bangladesh and work towards a peaceful resolution. The military chief has pledged to hold those responsible for violence accountable. Yunus, known for his groundbreaking work in microcredit, expressed a commitment to returning home and helping the country navigate through its current turmoil. As he prepares to take on his new role, Yunus remains cautious about revealing specific plans, indicating he is still assessing the situation. Amidst the uncertainty, Yunus’ message of unity and peace offers hope for a brighter future for Bangladesh.

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