Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus has called for financial reforms that empower individuals to become entrepreneurs rather than employees.

“People are not born to work for others—they are born to be entrepreneurs,” he said.
Highlighting the growing aspirations of rural youth, Yunus urged the creation of financial and social structures that allow individuals to pursue independent ventures. He pointed out that hundreds of thousands of entrepreneurs have already emerged, many working in teams, and their experiences could be scaled nationwide.
Tracing the origins of PKSF (Palli Karma-Sahayak Foundation), Yunus said it was established unexpectedly in the 1980s, but its legal framework now needs reform to meet modern entrepreneurial realities. He proposed expanding PKSF’s programs, emphasizing partnership with entrepreneurs rather than institutions.