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MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2025

LDC graduation

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

As drug patent waiver under TRIPS to go with 2026 LDC graduation, these drugs must be registered by Nov 2025, say drugmakers

Representational image. Illustration: TBS

Stable govt crucial for investment, tackling LDC graduation challenges: CPD’s Mustafizur

Illustration: TBS

To graduate, or not to graduate till 2032: LDC graduation of Bangladesh

What Bangladesh can learn from global LDC experiences

What Bangladesh can learn from global LDC experiences

Illustration: TBS

To defer or not to defer: The LDC graduation conundrum

Business leaders give a joint press briefing on Bangaldesh's upcoming LDC graduation. Photo: TBS

Businesses demand LDC graduation delayed by 3-5 years over trade risks

Illustration: TBS

Is free trade finally passé?

Illustration: TBS

The road to 2026: Bangladesh’s graduation from LDC and what lies ahead

Is delaying LDC graduation feasible?

Is delaying LDC graduation feasible?

Commerce adviser speaking at an event in Gulshan Club on 10 Aug. Photo: TBS

LDC graduation challenges a ‘time bomb’ from fascist regime: Commerce adviser

Bangladesh must brace for stricter global standards post-LDC: SANEM

Bangladesh must brace for stricter global standards post-LDC: SANEM

Govt forms inter-ministerial committee to boost key sectors' export post-LDC graduation

Govt forms inter-ministerial committee to boost key sectors' export post-LDC graduation

Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus chaired a high-level review meeting at the Chief Adviser's Office (CAO) in Tejgaon, focusing on the country's preparations to graduate from LDC status to that of a developing country today (30 July). Photo: PID

CA for finding ways to move forward for LDC graduation

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