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Bangladesh: Yunus resumes NGO work after 18 months, likely to vacate govt residence by month-end
Bangladesh: Yunus resumes NGO work after 18 months, likely to vacate govt residence by month-end
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Bangladesh: Yunus resumes NGO work after 18 months, likely to vacate govt residence by month-end

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Yunus exchanged greetings with co-workers and was presented with flowers upon his arrival. Resuming his duties, he met with managing directors and advisers from Grameen organisations and the Yunus Centre to review paused initiatives and map out future plans

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