World Business Dialouge meets Prof. Yunus
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In February 2010 a group of the organization team of the World Business Dialogue met Prof. Mohammad Yunus in the financial capital of Europe, London. What do you ask a man who not only showed us how banking can be social but more than all how to make a great vision of a better world become true? We wanted to know what the young generation, students as we are, can do to make this world become a better place and how to help this inspiring personality with his ambitious vision of a world without poverty and hunger. The result of the interview can be seen at 13th World Business Dialogue, March 17 & 18 2010, University of Cologne
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