Bangladesh LDC Graduation

Bangladesh LDC Graduation

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UN to assess Bangladesh's LDC graduation readiness independently

On 25 September, the government wrote to the United Nations requesting an independent assessment of Bangladesh’s readiness for LDC graduation, the current economic situation, and potential post...

File photo of BNP Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman. Photo: Collected

Tarique warns of economic risks as Bangladesh nears LDC graduation

In Bangladesh, 69% of the total health expenditure in the country is paid out-of-pocket by patients. A large chunk of that goes into paying for medication. Photo: Reuters

1,000 drug registrations stuck as Bangladesh risks losing TRIPS waiver

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Interim govt to finalise post-LDC survival plan by October

Waseqa Ayesha Khan, state minister for finance, giving her speech as the chief guest during a workshop titled "Strengthening Partnership for Achieving SDGs in the Context of LDC Graduation" at the capital's Agargaon on Thursday, 6 June 2024. Photo: Courtesy

Achievement of SDGs possible through setting precise goals, effective coordination: Waseqa

Source: ADB Policy Brief

ADB says FTAs within a short period of time will not be feasible for Bangladesh

Senior secretaries identify barriers, suggest ways for post-LDC transition

Senior secretaries identify barriers, suggest ways for post-LDC transition

File photo. The inflationary pressure in the Western developed countries has helped developing country exporters receive improved prices. Photo: Noor-A-Alam

Exports to EU may shrink by 30% after LDC graduation

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UK to continue duty-free market access to Bangladesh after LDC graduation

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7 sub-committees formed to address challenges of LDC graduation

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LDC graduation: What lies ahead for the pharmaceutical sector of Bangladesh?

Australia will help Bangladesh after the LDC graduation

Australia will help Bangladesh after the LDC graduation

Stefan Dercon, a Professor of Economics at the University of Oxford and former Chief Economist of the Department of International Development (DFID). Illustration: TBS

Renewing the ‘elite bargain’ for Bangladesh’s future growth