British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer on Thursday greeted Nobel Laureate Professor Dr Muhammad Yunus on his assumption of office as the chief adviser to the interim government and expressed his desire to work with him and the government for a peaceful transition to an inclusive and democratic future.
In a congratulatory message sent to Prof Yunus on August 14 (UK time), he said, “I warmly welcome your appointment as chief adviser to the interim government in Bangladesh,” reports BSS.
Starmer said, “We look forward to working with you and the interim government as it creates a peaceful transition to an inclusive, democratic future.”
At such a pivotal moment in Bangladesh’s history, your leadership will be crucial in navigating the multiple challenges faced by the nation, he said.
“The United Kingdom values its strong and enduring relationship with Bangladesh, cemented by our deep people-to-people ties and shared Commonwealth values,” he said.
The British premier said, “As a friend, we have been deeply saddened by the violence and loss of life in recent weeks. We recognise the bravery of the students and many others who through peaceful protest called for a different future for Bangladesh.”
The British prime minister said the British Government wants to support you as you work to restore peace, law and order, and prosperity to Bangladesh.
