In addition, Bangladesh has a good prognosis to achieve the United Nation’s Millennium Development Goals as they have reduced poverty below 40 percent, gained gender equality, enhanced education levels, maintained relative political stability over the last 20 years, and shifted their economy from agriculture in favor of industrial technology and communication including capturing employment in the “international outsourcing labor market.”
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Moreover, India blocks a majority of Bangladesh’s exports to India via excessive imposition of tariffs. Indeed the two nations must reach trade agreement that will be mutually beneficial and resolve the water way disputes expeditiously.
History should have taught India that it is in her best interest to see a prosperous Bangladesh.
Categories: Asia, Bangladesh