Bangladesh has faced multiple crises, building a strong track record of resilience. Most recently, while the country made a rapid recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, supported by prudent macroeconomic policies, Bangladesh鈥檚 economy has been facing rising inflationary pressure, energy shortages, a balance-of-payments deficit, and a revenue shortfall, in an emerging global economic environment characterized by uncertainty, conflict, and rising climate change impacts. As a low-lying tropical country with an extensive coastline and a vast river system, Bangladesh is highly vulnerable to climate shocks and natural disasters which pose threats to infrastructure, agriculture, and livelihoods. All these complex and interrelated challenges need to be carefully navigated and priority reforms designed and implemented to reinvigorate and sustain economic growth under conditions of changing realities. https://ik.imagekit.io/lens/media-snapshot/854b8397acf046e92e459449dc85f51ef9629be61530506cd22fd64927bbe3b3.jpg 0 reply
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