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Economy

Thrust on formulating smooth transition strategy to address post-LDC challenge

by Press Xpress March 23, 2022
written by Press Xpress March 23, 2022
Bangladesh's exit from the list of least developed countries (LDC) in 2026 is final now. This achievement will bring us joy, honour and potential, as well as many challenges. For those who have a vague idea about this, the United Nations (UN) lists developing countries as least developed countries, among the developing countries that lag behind in economic indicators and whose economic development is based on weak foundations. If the development of national income and human resources can be taken to a certain level and the economic fragility can be reduced, then the developing country which is on the list of least developed countries can be upgraded or graduated from that list by fulfilling some difficult conditions. This is called LDC graduation. When Bangladesh will move out of the list of LDCs in 2026, Bangladesh have to face challenges in the international arena in terms of trade and commerce, enforcement of intellectual property laws, interest rates on loans, priorities in climate change cooperation. The government is in the process of formulating a smooth transition strategy (STS) to address that challenge. At this crucial juncture, the government is working closely with leading business and trade leaders of the country, concerned policy makers and various development partners, including the United Nations. UNDP is working closely with the Economic Relations Division (ERD) to create an STS for Bangladesh. There are many challenges in the process of making this landmark achievement of Bangladesh meaningful and fruitful for the countrymen. To conclude, ordinary citizens have many responsibilities in this regard too. They need to make a lot of positive changes in their human behaviour like from keeping the roads clean to changing mentality towards women and being optimistic to think LDC Graduation is more of an opportunity.
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Bangladesh’s exit from the list of least developed countries (LDC) in 2026 is final now. This achievement will bring us joy, honour and potential, as well as many challenges.

For those who have a vague idea about this, the United Nations (UN) lists developing countries as least developed countries, among the developing countries that lag behind in economic indicators and whose economic development is based on weak foundations. If the development of national income and human resources can be taken to a certain level and the economic fragility can be reduced, then the developing country which is on the list of least developed countries can be upgraded or graduated from that list by fulfilling some difficult conditions. This is called LDC graduation.

When Bangladesh will move out of the list of LDCs in 2026, Bangladesh have to face challenges in the international arena in terms of trade and commerce, enforcement of intellectual property laws, interest rates on loans, priorities in climate change cooperation. The government is in the process of formulating a smooth transition strategy (STS) to address that challenge.

At this crucial juncture, the government is working closely with leading business and trade leaders of the country, concerned policy makers and various development partners, including the United Nations. UNDP is working closely with the Economic Relations Division (ERD) to create an STS for Bangladesh. There are many challenges in the process of making this landmark achievement of Bangladesh meaningful and fruitful for the countrymen.

To conclude, ordinary citizens have many responsibilities in this regard too. They need to make a lot of positive changes in their human behaviour like from keeping the roads clean to changing mentality towards women and being optimistic to think LDC Graduation is more of an opportunity.

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