Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Wednesday asked secretaries to maintain the current pace of development in the country. “We have to continue our activities so that Bangladesh could maintain its forward march in the future like it is doing now,” she said. Read: Balanced development: Govt creates 3 new upazilas in 3 districts The Prime Minister said this while speaking at the meeting with all secretaries of the public service. Held at the NEC auditorium, the prime minister joined it from her official residence Ganobhaban. She said the government has laid the foundation to take the country forward  in the days to come. Referring to the perspective plan and delta plan, "We have to make much  progress in the future, we have taken that plan." Read:Report: Bangladesh among 3 top performers in sustainable development

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Sunday said the government is committed to sustaining Bangladesh’s recognition as a developing country through the expansion of education and building skilled workforce and worthy citizens.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Saturday said the government has its own plan about the next move as Bangladesh’s new status as a developing country will pose new challenges for it.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Saturday said the government has its own plan about the next move as Bangladesh’s new status as a developing country will pose new challenges for it.

Bangladesh will become a developing country within 2024 despite the challenges unfolded by the Covid-19 crisis.