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From Left: Enayetullah Khan Chairman, Cosmos Foundation, MA Mannan, Minister for Planning, Iftekhar Ahmed Chowdhury, Principal Research Fellow, ISAS and Lord George Mark Malloch-Brown Former DySG of the UN
The latest iteration of the Cosmos Dialogues took on the issue of the UN's relevance to Bangladesh, at a time when perhaps for the very first time, a concerted wave of public opinion in the country threatens to turn against it, in light of the Rohingya crisis. As usual, a top notch panel's deliberations were followed by a very lively and enriching plenary, a credit to the overall attendance that reflected the cream of the Dhaka-based intelligentsia. Afterwards, most participants - even those who disagreed, got together to unwind in the evening, a picture of joie de vivre.
The latest iteration of the Cosmos Dialogues took on the issue of the UN's relevance to Bangladesh, at a time when perhaps for the very first time, a concerted wave of public opinion in the country threatens to turn against it, in light of the Rohingya crisis. As usual, a top notch panel's deliberations were followed by a very lively and enriching plenary, a credit to the overall attendance that reflected the cream of the Dhaka-based intelligentsia. Afterwards, most participants - even those who disagreed, got together to unwind in the evening, a picture of joie de vivre.


















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