Bangladesh Bank ... and insufficient central bank supervision have left the banking industry vulnerable. These observations were highlighted in the monetary policy statement for the second half ...

Bangladesh’s economy is undergoing a major transformation and it will take some time for the positive impacts of various government actions to materialise fully ...

World Bank today reiterated its pledge to support the reform agenda of Bangladesh's interim government. World Bank Vice President Martin Raiser made the pledge during a call on Chief Adviser ...

The development came hours after Bangladesh objected to a recent speech by the ousted leader — asking New Delhi to stop her from making "fabricated" comments. A statement by the Ministry of ...

The World Bank Vice President for South Asia, Martin Raiser, concluded his visit to Bangladesh today and reaffirmed the World Bank's support for economic reforms critical for the country's ...

DHAKA, February 13, 2025—The World Bank Vice President for South Asia, Martin Raiser, concluded his visit to Bangladesh today and reaffirmed the World Bank’s support for economic reforms critical for ...

Also Read | Bangladesh: Irked by Hasina’s speech, mob set Mujibur Rahman’s house on fire Dhaka stated that the ‘false and fabricated’ comments and statements continuously being made by the ...

In return, India summoned Bangladesh's acting high commissioner to accuse the authorities there of being responsible for "persistent negativity" with their statements. Its foreign ministry said ...

India on Friday denied any role in the statements made by former prime minister of Bangladesh Sheikh Hasina and slammed the authorities for holding New Delhi responsible for Bangladesh's internal ...

fabricated and incendiary statements … while she is in India,” it said. Hasina could not be contacted for comment. Although India did not comment on the communication received from Bangladesh ...