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Every businessman in the country knows own resources are the answer to settle some big issues…..including the energy minister Fouzel and Mansur the head banker but mister triple zero has the last say?………even that doesn’t sound like it’s for the people of Bangladesh it sounds like it’s some old man’s fantasy….an old man set in his ways because that’s made him a very wealthy man………twenty years ago the world was changing…that’s where Yunus still is,today the country’s bordering on bankruptcy after 20years of green policy are changing their policies and politics…sadly Yunus is fixed in a world that has changed…..

So working away in the background……all stakeholders intact,sense will prevail soon……..

It will get worse…..then the international community will say it wasn’t smilers fault because he’s a respectable knobbled laureate…….lmfao…..it wasn’t Welbys fault he was a respectable minister of god lol

Power generation. The fuel requirements available from domestic resources are all utilized and will soon be exhausted. The only exception is the Phulbari coal reserves; these, if developed, will provide about half of the requirements for the coal plants for the next 30 years; significantly reducing the cost of coal for the several power stations.

Exploration for gas should be pressed but one cannot predict what will happen. A land-based LNG de-gasification terminal should be built through tenders. Whatever happens in gas exploration, new gas from domestic sources will not be available for years; a real squeeze in gas availability looms. LNG is the solution. Agreements were made with the Indian Government to import electricity; this was a sensible response to the shortage faced in 2008; however contracts were poorly drawn not allowing concentration when such imports were no longer needed. One or more foreign companies should be engaged to invest and manage transmission and distribution systems.

It will take years to accomplish this but a shift to the private sector is the only way to provide low-cost electricity.

https://www.dhakatribune.com/opinion/op-ed/365477/what-kind-of-economy

I’ve said since day one….he’s a poverty expert specialising in high rate loans…..drive the bangla bus into a wall and you end up with over 100mln people looking and striving to get by…….Grammeen to the rescue……..when will the world get to root out these wicked people quickly….and that goes for Hasina too and our own Archbishop of Canterbury……..

bangladesh now has the highest ratio of non-performing loans in south asia with nearly 17 per cent of the country’s total loans categorised as defaults, which, according to experts, could have far-reaching consequences for the country’s financial sector.

the ratio has surpassed that of india, ****stan, nepal, bhutan, maldives, nepal and even sri lanka, which is going through turmoil.

https://www.newagebd.net/post/banking/250619/bangladesh-holds-highest-bad-loan-ratio-in-south-asia

The people will take it out his hands if their struggle for the basics continue……

Seriously this blokes mental state has to be questioned………every few hours there’s a different bloody twist on elections!

Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus, in an interview with Al Jazeera, said his interim government is focusing on reforms of state institutions, but would announce elections anytime if people want it, with or without reforms.

https://www.thedailystar.net/news/bangladesh/news/people-decide-polls-time-3755486

I’ve been watching this old fart Yunus since they wheeled him in…..he’s not once got his hands dirty meeting the very people he’s dressed up to protect…….he’s never got down with the farmers or mill workers or market traders….he’s wobbled from stage to stage and throne room to throne room preferring to sent his wing man Fouzel obviously so he doesn’t have to endure the stench of the increasing poverty his out of touch activities are creating……

Shame on him……

is smiler actually on the same wavelength with the ****e that’s happened in bangla??……..

the ratings agency slashed the nation’s ratings to b2 from b1, sending it deeper into junk territory and lowered its outlook to negative from stable. nations like rwanda, cambodia and mongolia are rated at a similar grade.

“the downgrade reflects heightened political risks and lower growth, which increases government liquidity risks, external vulnerabilities and banking sector risks,” analysts young kim and gene fang said in a statement. ongoing political uncertainty and weakening growth lead bangladesh to rely increasingly on short-term domestic debt to finance its deficit, raising liquidity risks, they said.

the rating cut highlights the economic challenges a fledgling interim government, led by nobel prize winner muhammad yunus, faces as the nation grapples with dwindling foreign exchange reserves and lost business amid the recent political upheaval. fitch ratings also downgraded bangladesh’s sovereign rating in may, underscoring the need for the nation to shore up its forex stockpile, even after securing a $4.7 billion bailout from the international monetary fund last year.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/moody-cuts-bangladesh-further-junk-121304933.html

"The people want quick elections, and thus, elections should be held in March or April," he said during a mass gathering at the college field of Barishal's Bakerganj this afternoon (18 November).

https://www.tbsnews.net/bangladesh/reforms-should-not-take-more-3-months-bnp-leader-annie-996666

I’m aghast at who is being rinsed at this level!…..Chinese gp?…..could be anyone messing to get a stake in a future $100bln reserve…..this past couple of weeks does seem to have become a bit keen to fish for stock!!….mmm

The mm,s doing what they do best…..

Yunus three zeros is going to wear thin soon…..poor Bangladeshis will still be trying to work out which one of the zeros relates to cheaper food…cheaper lecky and more wages……when they realise smiler is on his own private mission they will take to the streets……the next 100 days will be a lot tougher for the people and Yunus than the last 100 days……

"Following the recent US election, we're seeing renewed enthusiasm in fossil fuels,” Poonevala noted. “While our renewable energy investments have seen less momentum, traditional sectors like coal and oil are experiencing a strong revival."

https://www.asianinvestor.net/article/how-bangladeshs-central-bank-uses-tech-to-navigate-geopolitics/499364

Announcement of the roadmap will warm things up here lol…..looking forward to it,😂

He said the recommendations of the reform commission, opinions of political parties and people of the country were essential to organising elections.

"For this, I am asking you for the necessary time. Once the decision on electoral reforms is made, you will also get the election roadmap very soon.

"The electoral law will have to be amended based on which part of these recommendations is acceptable to everyone. Parallelly, the process of updating the voter list will continue," the chief adviser said.

He said the interim government has been formed to bring politics into the policy framework and out of the intense desire to create a new environment.

"Do not deprive the nation of fulfilling this desire," he said.

"The election train has started its journey. It will not stop. But we have to complete many tasks on the way. When this train reaches the last station will depend on how soon we can lay the railway lines for it and that will be through the consensus of the political parties."

https://www.tbsnews.net/bangladesh/elections-after-completing-necessary-reforms-yunus-995511

If anyone carefully reads smiler’s statement……election roadmap will be launched when reforms are decided!….that means just that!…..not when reforms are completed……so bnp pressure on the election roadmap being launched in tandem with reforms looking very likely……..looking good tonight 👍

"Once the electoral reforms are decided, you will get the election roadmap very soon," he said while addressing the nation this evening on the completion of 100 days of the interim government.

The address was broadcast on Bangladesh Television and BTV World.

Noting that there is a question in everyone's mind that when the elections will be held, Prof Yunus said the government has started taking necessary steps to hold the elections.

"The Election Commission will be formed in a few days. Since then, all the responsibility of arranging the polls will fall on them (EC)," he said.

https://en.prothomalo.com/bangladesh/government/dx60x9di44

Ha ha…….rubbish…..the press would have been all over it….

BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir today held a meeting with visiting UK Minister for the Indo-Pacific Catherine West and discussed various issues of mutual interest between the two nations.

https://www.thedailystar.net/news/bangladesh/diplomacy/news/fakhrul-meets-uk-minister-catherine-west-3755101