The United States on Sunday said it was ‘deeply concerned’ about the decision of the Bangladesh government ‘to give the government-appointed chairman of the Grameen Bank Board control over the selection of the bank’s new managing director.’
“This move would diminish the role the largely female borrower-shareholders play in shaping the direction of an institution that has made a difference to millions of impoverished women in Bangladesh, and indeed around the world,” said a press statement released by the Press Relations Office of the US Department of State.
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