Mohammed Yunus
Mohammed Yunus is a prominent Bangladeshi economist and social entrepreneur, best known for founding the Grameen Bank and pioneering the concept of microcredit, which provides small loans to impoverished entrepreneurs without requiring collateral. His work has significantly influenced poverty alleviation strategies around the world, earning him the Nobel Peace Prize in 2006. Recently, he was in the news for welcoming a UN report that accused the former government of systematic human rights abuses during protests, emphasizing his commitment to transforming Bangladesh into a nation where all citizens can live in security and dignity.
Born on Jun 28, 1940 (85 years old)
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Ghana:
Mohammed Yunus established Grameen Bank, which helped millions out of poverty and earned him a Nobel Prize.
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India:
Mohammed Yunus claimed that the south Asian country had sent 'formal letters' but received 'no official response' from New Delhi.
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Pakistan:
Mohammed Yunus, the interim leader of Bangladesh, welcomed the UN report and expressed a desire to transform the country into a secure place for its people.
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India:
At the request of interim leader Mohammed Yunus, the rights office deployed a team of specialists.
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Nigeria:
Mohammed Yunus welcomed the UN report and expressed a desire to transform Bangladesh into a secure and dignified country.
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