Dr. is going to New York to address the United Nations on Monday (September 27). Yunus


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Published: 01:17 21 September 2024
The chief adviser of the interim government is going to New York on Monday (September 23) to attend the session of the United Nations General Assembly. Muhammad Yunus. He will address the 79th session of the General Assembly on September 27.
On Saturday (September 21), the Chief Adviser's participation in the United Nations session, said this information in a press conference. Touhid Hossain.
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