The monetary policy for FY 2025/26 AD is discretionary and expansionary in nature, aiming to boost economic activities by injecting more money and reducing interest rates to increase spending and investment.
On October 2, 2024, I received a call from the Finance Minister requesting a meeting to discuss the formation of a high-level economic reforms commission. What followed was an unprecedented commitment to implementing reforms.
As Nepal and Bangladesh approach LDC graduation, deeper cooperation in connectivity, education, and investment remained key to fostering sustainable economic ties.
Bangladesh’s future economic stability depends in part on a fair and functional migration system.
Demographic trends are increasingly shaping national power and strategic decision-making across Europe and the United States.
Europe’s growing labor shortages, inward-looking policies, and lingering colonial mindsets are forcing a rethink of global partnerships and migration narratives.