Bangladesh’s Advisors: Which Country’s Citizens?
In Bangladesh, key advisors to the government come from various countries around the world. Let’s take a closer look at where these influential figures hail from:
1) Chief advisor Dr. Yunus – United States
2) Environmental advisor Syeda Rizwana Hasan – United Kingdom
3) Chief international affairs advisor Lutfe Siddique – Switzerland
4) National security advisor Khalilur Rahman – United States
5) Dr. Anisuzzaman Chowdhury, Chief Special Assistant to the Prime Minister, Ministry of Finance – Australia
6) Sufiur Rahman, Chief Special Assistant to the Prime Minister, Ministry of Foreign Affairs – Switzerland
7) Sheikh Mainuddin, Chief Special Assistant to the Prime Minister, Ministry of Road Transport and Bridges – United States
8) Foyez Ahmed Taiyob, Chief Special Assistant to the Prime Minister, Ministry of Posts, Telecommunications, and Information Technology – Netherlands
9) Ashik Chowdhury, Ministry of Foreign Affairs – Britain
10) Dr. Ali Riyaz, Head of the Constitution Amendment Committee, Vice Chairman of the Unity Commission – United States
11) Dr. Badrul Alam Majumdar, Chief of the Election Commission – United States
12) Kamal Ahmed, Chairman of the Media Commission – United Kingdom
13) Dr. Mostak Hossain Khan, Member of the Media Commission – United Kingdom
14) Lamiya Morshed, Senior Secretary to the Prime Minister, Assistant to Yunus – Canadian citizen
15) Monir Haidar, Chief Special Assistant on Unity Commission Affairs, Senior Secretary – United States
16) M. Mushfiqul Fazl Ansari, Senior Secretary of State Protocol, appointed Bangladeshi Ambassador to America
17) Sajib M Khairul Islam, Chief Special Assistant to the Prime Minister, Deputy Secretary – United States
These individuals play crucial roles in advising the government of Bangladesh, bringing with them a wealth of international experience and expertise. Their diverse backgrounds and global perspectives contribute to the decision-making process in the country.
