Finance Minister
Time to initiate urgent reforms in the banking sector
After the students' movement, an interim government assumed the responsibility of state management under special circumstances. The interim government is now passing three months in office. Public expectations from this government are very high. People hope that it will steer the country towards sustainable development by addressing the various damages created in society. However, there are growing concerns that public trust in the interim government is gradually fading. Although several commissions have been formed for reforms in various sectors, the general public is not well-informed about their activities and progress. In particular, there is skepticism about what the interim government is planning regarding the troubled banking sector and how much of that we will be able to see reflected in the future.
Public accounts system needs reform: Finance Minister
Finance Minister Abul Hassan Mahmood Ali said that reforms in the country’s public accounts system are necessary to meet the needs of international standards and development partners.
No alternative to automation to increase revenue: State Minister
State Minister for Finance Waseqa Ayesha Khan said there is no alternative to automation to increase revenue.
Uncertainty over due to improvement in economic situation: Finance minister
Finance Minister Abul Hasan Mahmud Ali has said that all doubts have been resolved due to the improvement of the economic situation.
Nothing to be disappointed over the economy: Finance Minister
Finance Minister Abul Hassan Mahmood Ali said there is nothing to be worried about, no such uncertainty and to be disappointed over the country's economy.
World Bank MD reaches Dhaka for a day
World Bank (WB) Managing Director (Operations) Anna Bjerde has arrived in Dhaka on a one-day visit.
Ban unnecessary foreign trips of government officials
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