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CA to visit Rome on Oct 12 to join WFP meeting 

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  08 Oct 2025, 22:32
Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus File Photo

Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus will leave for Rome, the capital of Italy, on October 12 to join a global meeting of the World Food Programme (WFP).
Chief Adviser's Press Secretary Shafiqul Alam disclosed the information at a press conference at the Foreign Service Academy here this afternoon.
Apart from delivering a speech at the WFP event, he said, the Chief Adviser will meet high profile personalities on the sidelines of the meeting. 
He also briefed the media about the details of a meeting of the National Steering Committee held at the Chief Adviser's Office in the city's Tejgaon area with Prof Yunus in the chair. 

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