Amidst various crises and challenges

, the interim government has completed one year. There has been some improvement from the extremely dire state of the economy. ExportsThere has been growth in the sector, money laundering and looting have decreased. Bangladesh Bank Governor Dr. Ahsan H. Mansur said these things, stating the progress in the economic situation in one year since taking charge of the interim government.

Interim government

After the ouster of Sheikh Hasina's government, there were soaring prices of goods, crushing unemployment, and an economy and banking system damaged by smuggling and looting.

New history is written with the desire to escape from such a situation. But, to what extent has the interim government been able to fulfill those expectations in the past year?

Judging by the data, however, the answer to this question is somewhat comforting. Because the interim government, which started its journey with an inherited fragile economy, has been able to stop the bleeding.

In particular, the brutal reality of high inflation has been brought down to the lowest level in 3 years. Even then, are the common people actually better off? This was the question asked by the financial advisor.

Bangladesh Bank Governor Dr. Ahsan H. Mansur said, "The price of oil and gas has increased? It hasn't increased. What was supposed to increase had already increased."

A large portion of the infection,

60 percent, came from external sources . We were able to neutralize this 60 percent.

The new council has been able to free Bangladesh, which has been burdened not only by inflation but also by domestic and foreign debts for a long time. For example, $3 billion in debts for electricity, fuel, fertilizer, and transportation have been paid off.

With the addition of four and a half billion, the reserves have reached close to 25. Expatriate income has crossed the record milestone of 30 billion. And despite various crises, there has been good growth in the export sector. Money laundering and looting have decreased. Relief has also returned to the banking sector. However, instead of being complacent, the central bank governor is trying hard to build a sustainable system.