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The story of Bangladesh’s rise comes in numerous versions with a common denominator. The initial conditions were abysmal: post-independence disorder, natural calamities, famine, and widely shared pessimism nationally and internationally. The lay of the land looks remarkably different 50 years down the road.
Since the countdown to graduation from least developed country (LDC) began in 2021, there have been calls for Bangladesh to get ready for tough days when trade preferences will go and businesses have to be in global competition without the handholds of cash benefits and tariff protections. In the three years since then, export sector players have been pointing out what they
The agricultural export from Bangladesh could decline as high as 11 per cent in the nations that are the biggest GSP facility providers following the country's LDC graduation, according to a new study.
The Asian Development Bank yesterday said it is ready to provide all-out support to Bangladesh to face its immediate and long-term challenges to becoming an upper-middle-income country by 2031.
IMF Loan Programme: The prospective loan programme of the International Monetary Fund will prime Bangladesh for graduation from the least-developed country bracket and reach middle-income country status by 2031, said the lender's top official.
The recent experience of a significant number of least developed countries (LDCs) graduating from that category has generated a certain level of interest in the development discourse. The Commonwealth Secretariat's latest report titled "A new programme of action for Commonwealth LDCs-progress, challenges and priorities'' is a welcome addition to that. It presents a cogent