Dhaka: Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus's dialogue with religious leaders commenced this afternoon at the Foreign Service Academy, aiming to forge national unity. According to Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha, the chief adviser arrived at the dialogue venue at 4:22 pm, following the arrival of leaders from various religious communities. The meeting is part of an ongoing series of discussions initiated by the chief adviser to address the nation's pressing issues. Chief Adviser's Deputy Press Secretary Abul Kalam Azad Majumder informed BSS that the dialogue aims to bring together religious leaders to discuss and collaborate on various national concerns. On Wednesday, Professor Yunus engaged in a dialogue with leaders of major political parties. During this meeting, he emphasized that the unity forged since August 5 should not be undermined, nor should the nation's freedom be compromised. This dialogue is part of a broader initiative by the chief adviser to ensure national solidarity and address the concerns of different societal groups. Additionally, Professor Yunus held a meeting with leaders of the anti-discrimination student movement at the State Guest House Jamuna on Tuesday night. This meeting underscores the chief adviser's commitment to engaging with diverse groups to promote inclusive dialogue and understanding across the nation.
