Muhammad Yunus Returns to NGO After 18 Months as Bangladesh's Interim Chief

• Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus resumed work at his non-profit organization after serving 18 months as Bangladesh's interim chief adviser.
• He stepped down from his interim government role on February 16, following the formation of a newly elected government.
• Yunus led the interim administration from August 8, 2024, after the fall of the Sheikh Hasina government due to student-led uprisings.
• Upon his return to the Yunus Centre, he was welcomed by colleagues and met with managing directors to review initiatives.
• Yunus emphasized the importance of continuing democracy, freedom of speech, and fundamental rights after his departure.