Chief Adviser Dr. Muhammad Yunus visited the July Uprising Memorial Museum at Ganabhaban on Tuesday afternoon to inspect the final phase of its construction. He was accompanied by senior leaders of the BNP, Jamaat-e-Islami, and National Citizens Party (NCP), along with several advisers. During the visit, Yunus said the museum was built while the memory of the July martyrs remained fresh, calling it an unprecedented example in the world. He expressed hope that no such museum would ever be needed again and that future generations would find guidance there if the nation ever lost its way.

The museum showcases the history behind the July uprising and depictions of Sheikh Hasina’s 16-year rule. Yunus urged citizens and students to visit and spend time there to understand the nation’s past suffering. Cultural Adviser Mostofa Sarwar Farooki thanked those who worked tirelessly, many without pay, to complete the project in record time. He said remaining sections would be finished soon and the museum would open to the public before the upcoming election.

The museum preserves photographs, artifacts, letters, documents, and audiovisual materials from the uprising, including a documentary produced by the Ministry of Cultural Affairs.