The World Bank is eager to support Bangladesh's interim government in its economic reform agenda, focusing on areas like banking, taxation, and anti-corruption. Vice President Martin Raiser expressed excitement about the reforms and highlighted the need for increased foreign direct investment. Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus emphasized a commitment to tackling corruption and enhancing labor reforms to boost investor confidence.
World Bank Vice President Martin Raiser concluded his visit to Bangladesh, pledging support for reforms aimed at achieving inclusive and sustainable growth. The World Bank's $2.3 billion program will enhance economic resilience, aid flood recovery, and support the Rohingya population. Raiser emphasized the need for improved governance and job creation for the 2 million youth entering the job market annually.
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