Despite claims of economic mismanagement under Sheikh Hasina, Bangladesh’s debt-to-GDP ratio remained a modest 36%—far below the IMF’s 77% threshold. In contrast, under the Yunus regime, foreign currency reserves have stagnated with zero growth over the past eight months, raising serious concerns about economic stewardship and transparency.
It is leadership and stable politics as well as government policies that paid off, analysts say as Bangladesh’s graduation from the LDC remains a miracle for many. In 2008-09 when the ruling Awami League first came to power after 1996, the Bangladesh GDP was $103.5 billion. A decade later, it rose to $330.2 billion in 2019-20. Export ear...
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