Dhaka April 3, 2025, 2:39 pm
According to data provided by the NBR, VAT collection up until October stood at Tk 41,192 crore, falling short of the target of Tk 51,904 crore
Bangladesh Bank Governor Dr Ahsan H Mansur made this remark while inaugurating the Golden Jubilee Celebration of Bangladesh Institute of Bank Management (BIBM) in the city
If the situation does not improve fast, the inland water-based supply chain would collapse – a crisis not even the workers want to face, Afsar said urging swift resolution to the crisis
Earlier on 14 March, it was decided Padma Bank would be merged with Exim Bank after a Tk1,700 crore government bailout package failed to bear fruit
The $280 million Chattogram Water Supply Improvement Project will provide safe water to over one million people
Syria became the runner-up in recognition of ending half a century of depraved dynastic dictatorship by ousting Bashar al-Assad on 8 December
The government is likely to sign a loan deal with the global lender on December 22 in this regard
The risk stems from IMF calls to redefine NPLs and align rescheduling with global standards
The government is focusing on reducing subsidies by cutting production costs in the energy sector, the adviser says
The IMF also expected that the GDP growth will rebound to 6.7% in FY2026 as policies are expected to ease
The agreement also focuses on developing the private sector, reforming state-owned enterprises and boosting transparency and good governance
The projects of information and communication technology (ICT) sector have been taken for personal gains, by which money of the state has been embezzled everywhere
The decision was adopted in a stakeholder meeting chaired by M Siraz Uddin Miah, Principal Secretary to the Chief Adviser
She highlighted several critical issues in climate governance and Bangladesh’s priorities
Beximco Group has so far borrowed Tk 234.07 billion from Janata Bank, a source at the bank said, adding the entire amount has become classified
UN nuclear watchdog to give clearance by March
Renewable energy was found to have a 97.8% success rate in Bangladesh and identified as the most cost-effective option.
Bangladesh’s energy future should prioritise clean, affordable and reliable systems, with a strong emphasis on addressing climate change and ensuring energy equity
By prioritizing gender equality, womens empowerment, and climate action, Bangladesh will make significant progress in its overall development index
Austerity, poor project execution rate main reasons for budget revision which reset post-uprising priorities
