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Bangladesh Requests UNDP Assistance to Ensure Smooth Graduation from LDC Status

Foreign Minister Dr. Khalilur Rahman urges the United Nations Development Programme to aid Bangladesh's transition from Least Developed Country status.

By Staff Correspondent
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Bangladesh is seeking continued support from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) as it navigates its transition out of the Least Developed Country (LDC) category. Foreign Minister Dr. Khalilur Rahman emphasized this need during a meeting with the newly appointed UNDP Resident Representative to Bangladesh, Stephen Rodriques. The discussion highlighted Bangladesh's commitment to its development journey, with the UNDP playing a pivotal role in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals.

During the meeting, Dr. Khalilur Rahman congratulated Rodriques on his appointment and reaffirmed Bangladesh's dedication to collaborating closely with the UNDP. He expressed appreciation for the UNDP's longstanding contributions, which have been instrumental in Bangladesh's progress. Rodriques, in turn, praised Bangladesh's socio-economic achievements and its role in promoting sustainable development.

Rodriques also commended Bangladesh's recent election of Dr. Khalilur Rahman as the President of the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly. This achievement reflects Bangladesh's rising international status and its constructive engagement on the global stage. The UNDP's support is crucial for Bangladesh as it works to sustain its development gains and tackle the challenges associated with graduating from the LDC category.

The foreign minister's call for continued UNDP support underscores the importance of international cooperation in achieving sustainable development. As Bangladesh strives to transition smoothly from LDC status, the partnership with the UNDP remains vital. This collaboration will help ensure that Bangladesh can build on its successes and continue its upward trajectory in development.

Source: BSS

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