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Govt to take more time to decide on LDC graduation
Bangladesh will take more time to decide on its graduation from the least developed country (LDC) category, scheduled for 2026, Commerce Adviser Salehuddin Ahmed said yesterday.
Bangladesh to take more time to decide on LDC graduation: commerce adviser
Salehuddin Ahmed also said negotiations have began to sign FTA with Singapore
LDC exit: A win for the nation, but a loss for trade
Bangladesh’s graduation from the group of least-developed countries (LDCs) to a developing nation in 2026 has become a point of national pride, underlining the substantial economic strides that the country has made.
LDC Graduation: Implications for Bangladesh beyond 2026
It is now more or less recognized that Bangladesh is one of the world’s fastest-growing and relatively more resilient economies.
POST-LDC Era / Apparel’s duty benefit in Canada to remain intact
Bangladesh’s garment exports to Canada may continue to enjoy duty-free trade benefits after the graduation of the country to a developing nation, said a top businessman.
Bangladesh looking to stay competitive after LDC graduation
The government will soon find an alternative for cash subsidies on export so that local exporters can remain competitive even after Bangladesh graduates from the list of least developed countries (LDCs) in 2026, according to experts.
Govt to take more time to decide on LDC graduation
Bangladesh will take more time to decide on its graduation from the least developed country (LDC) category, scheduled for 2026, Commerce Adviser Salehuddin Ahmed said yesterday.
Bangladesh to take more time to decide on LDC graduation: commerce adviser
Salehuddin Ahmed also said negotiations have began to sign FTA with Singapore
LDC exit: A win for the nation, but a loss for trade
Bangladesh’s graduation from the group of least-developed countries (LDCs) to a developing nation in 2026 has become a point of national pride, underlining the substantial economic strides that the country has made.
LDC Graduation: Implications for Bangladesh beyond 2026
It is now more or less recognized that Bangladesh is one of the world’s fastest-growing and relatively more resilient economies.
Apparel’s duty benefit in Canada to remain intact
Bangladesh’s garment exports to Canada may continue to enjoy duty-free trade benefits after the graduation of the country to a developing nation, said a top businessman.
Bangladesh looking to stay competitive after LDC graduation
The government will soon find an alternative for cash subsidies on export so that local exporters can remain competitive even after Bangladesh graduates from the list of least developed countries (LDCs) in 2026, according to experts.