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AL empowered people bringing back continuation of democracy: PM 871 DHAKA, Dec 29, 2020 (BSS) – Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today said Awami League (AL) has empowered people bringing back continuation of democracy by ending the conspiracy and military dictatorship that has reached country’s development into momentum. “No consistency of democracy was in the country rather politics of conspiracy, killing, coup etc was initiated and military dictators came to power one after another that halted the development activities,” she said. The premier made this remark at a meeting of the Natio...

NEC approves 8th FYP, setting target of 8.51pc growth in 2025 644 DHAKA, Dec 29, 2020 (BSS) – The National Economic Council (NEC) today approved the 8th Five Year Plan (July, 2020-June, 2025), setting a target to attain 8.51 percent GDP growth in the fiscal 2024-25 along with aiming to achieve various economic and social targets as envisioned under the country’s 2nd Perspective Plan (2021-2041). NEC Chairperson and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina presided over the meeting virtually from her official Ganobhaban residence while ministers, state ministers and others concerned joined the meeting...

NEC to approve 8th FYP (2021-2025) tomorrow 479 tomorrow to consider the 8th Five Year Plan (2021-2025) of the country in order to attain 8 percent GDP growth on average per year and also to achieve various economic and social targets during the five-year period as envisioned under the country’s 2nd Perspective Plan (2021-2041). NEC Chairperson and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina will preside over the meeting virtually from her official Ganobhaban residence while Ministers, State Ministers and others concerned will join the meeting from the NEC Conference Room and also from the Bangladesh Secr...

news Movers, shakers of economy in 2020 Mustapha Temidayo Ibrahim APEKHADE YUSUF AS it would be expected, in early 2020, economic activities had not gained much traction before Nigeria fell to the ravaging coronavirus pandemic which was already causing major disruption of economy and commerce elsewhere a few months into the new year. Thus, it could be safely inferred that much of the economic activities of the year was drowned, if you wish, by the disruption brought about by COVID-19. However, with the benefit of hindsight, a cursory view of the economic activities in the last...