Chief Advisor Professor Muhammad Yunus believes that the development of Bangladesh is not possible by bypassing the mountainous region. He said that one-tenth of the total area of ​​the country is inhabited by the people of the mountainous region. Therefore, the development of Bangladesh is not possible by bypassing the mountainous region.
He said these things in a message given on the occasion of 'Chittagong Hill Tract Day' on Monday (December 2).
In a statement, the Chief Adviser said, various reform initiatives have been taken by involving the local public to preserve the natural beauty of the hill districts and expand the tourism industry. It will reduce unemployment, accelerate economic development and improve living standards and eliminate social inequality.
He said that joint efforts of all are necessary to continue the journey of peace, harmony, development and progress in the lives of all the residents of Chittagong Hill Tracts.
Chief Adviser said, I am happy to know that 'Chittagong Hill Tract Day-2024' is being celebrated like every year. On this occasion, I extend my sincere congratulations and best wishes to all the people of the Chittagong Hill Tracts region of the country.
He said, on this day in 1997, the agreement was signed between the Government of Bangladesh and Chittagong Hill Tracts People's Solidarity Association. It was a political agreement, also known as a peace treaty.
Professor Muhammad Yunus said that the interim government formed through the mass uprising of students-workers-people is committed to build a new Bangladesh free from discrimination by keeping the bonds of communal harmony intact.
The Chief Adviser wished the overall success of 'Chittagong Hill Tract Day-2024'. Live the news.
