The Constitution of Bangladesh (Article 15) recognises the fundamental responsibility of the state to secure to its citizens the provision of the basic necessities of life including food. Besides that Article 18 states that the state is obligated to regard the raising of the level of nutrition and
Bangladesh's commitment to education has been clearly stated in its Constitution and development plans with education being given the highest priority in the public sector investments.
Recently Bangladesh has taken part in the 69th session of United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) which was led by honourable Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. This session is a great success as Bangladesh has been able to uphold itself before the world.
It is now widely accepted that Bangladesh has made significant strides in social progress and human development indicators. However, Bangladesh has also been a success story in economic terms.
Bangladesh is in the process of transition from a predominantly agro-based economy to a modern time-befitting one. There has been a considerable change in global flows of trade and finance including a surge in Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). Several underlying factors have contributed to increasing the economic progress in Bangladesh.
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