International Chamber of Commerce, Bangladesh has observed that Bangladesh is poised to enter a new economic era, with its official graduation from the Least Developed Country category expected in November 2026...
BANGLADESH is set to graduate from the Least Developed Country category to middle-income status in November 2026. While this milestone should mark a moment of national celebration, unease dominates the conversation among economists, entrepreneurs and the wider public. The question is not whether Bangladesh merits this recognition, but whether its...
Bangladesh is set to submit the Least Developed Country graduation progress report by October 31 to the United Nations Committee for Development Policy on a positive note, said a policy maker of the interim government on Monday...
Business leaders on Sunday called on the Bangladesh Nationalist Party to mediate with the government to advance their demands for deferring the country鈥檚 graduation from the Least Developed Country status and for halting an amendment to...
The government is reconsidering Bangladesh鈥檚 graduation from the Least Developed Country status following pressure from the country鈥檚 business community.
A high-level review meeting on the country鈥檚 preparation to graduate from Least Developed Country status to a developing country was held today with chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus in the chair...
Political leaders and economists on Wednesday called on the government to delay the country鈥檚 graduation from the Least Developed Country status, warning that it was economically and institutionally ill-prepared to manage the challenges that would come with a post-graduation status...
Commerce adviser Sk Bashir Uddin on Wednesday urged the business community to utilize the opportunities after graduating from the Least Developed Country...
Commerce adviser Sk Bashir Uddin has emphasised the urgent need to implement the trade facilitation roadmap to address the challenges associated with Bangladesh鈥檚 graduation from the least developed country status...
BANGLADESH is scheduled to graduate out of the least developed country status in November 2026. An LDC鈥檚 graduation status depends on meeting the threshold in terms of income, human asset and vulnerability (economic and environmental)...
Bangladesh鈥檚 graduation from the least developed country to a developing one, in itself, is unlikely to increase the prices of medicine on the local market, but it may affect the exports of the products, according to a study...
