CA greets countrymen on New Year 2026
He said the election and referendum will further accelerate the country’s democratic progress by resisting all plots – “this is our greatest expectation in the new year”.
Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus has greeted all the Bangladeshis living in the country and abroad at the advent of English New Year 2026.
In a message, he said the New Year means the introduction of new dreams, new hopes and new possibilities.
"This message of the arrival of the new year makes us excited. It stimulates new energy and inspiration to forget all the sorrows and walk to the path of a beautiful future," the chief adviser said.
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In the changed context after the July mass uprising, he said, the New Year is very important for the national life.
"We hope that the journey we have started on the path of democratic transition by repairing the flawed state system will be completed in the coming year by arranging a national election and a referendum on the July Charter implementation," Prof Yunus said.
He said the election and referendum will further accelerate the country's democratic progress by resisting all plots – "this is our greatest expectation in the new year".
The chief adviser hoped that in a democratic Bangladesh, by loving the country, all will devote their best strength to the welfare of the people.
"In the new year, we will face all the challenges together and build a discrimination-free Bangladesh based on equality and justice," he said.
"Let the bonds of harmony, friendliness and brotherhood be further strengthened in the new year. Let the new year bring unwavering happiness, peace and prosperity to all's lives," he added.
