LDC graduation

LDC graduation

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Pharma experts warn of raw materials shortage threatening medicine supply post-LDC graduation

Experts agree that without immediate policy interventions, Bangladesh risks falling behind regional competitors while facing rising medicine costs at home

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Business leaders warn of unpreparedness as UN reviews LDC transition

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No clear diplomatic path to defer LDC graduation: Economists

A file photo of South Korean Ambassador to Bangladesh Park Young-sik. Photo: UNB

South Korean envoy hopes for early CEPA conclusion before Bangladesh’s LDC graduation

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No way to delay LDC graduation: Industries secretary

A file photo of Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus. Photo: CA's Press Wing

Yunus calls for self-reliance, says govt plans increasing incentives for AI-based job creation

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UN to assess Bangladesh's LDC graduation readiness independently

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Soft loans drying up even before LDC exit – 43% of foreign borrowing now market-based

United Nations Under-Secretary-General Rabab Fatima met the Chief Adviser at his hotel in New York on Monday (US time). Photo: CA Press Wing

UN to support assessment on Bangladesh's LDC graduation readiness: Rabab Fatima

Chief Adviser’s Special Assistant on Finance Ministry Anisuzzaman Chowdhury. File Photo

Bangladesh’s graduation from LDC won’t put impact on medicine prices: Anisuzzaman

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Why macro success needs micro transformation

Chief adviser’s Special Envoy for International Affairs and Adviser Lutfey Siddiqi

Bangladesh needs to tackle 5 priorities to navigate LDC graduation: Lutfey Siddiqi

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LDC-specific preferences may shrink in future due to global shifts, warns Anisuzzaman