OP-ED: Stairway to a developed Bangladesh

Technologically proficient youth are crucial to the nation’s progress Recently, Bangladesh qualified to graduate into a developing nation from a Least Developed Country (LDC) upon receiving recommendation from the United Nations Committee for Development Policy (UNCDP).However, this status will come into effect from the year 2026, following a five-year period of transit from the country’s present status to the new one.In order to keep improving like this and finally reach the prestigious status of being a developed country, we need to prepare our youth for the future.Technologically, the world has advanced a lot and is still advancing rapidly, which is why our future leaders must be technologically adept, so that they can overcome the economic challenges ahead effectively and raise Bangladesh up from developing status as well.If the youth are brought up appropriately with all the key learnings, and motivated to work for the betterment of their motherland, success is sure to come.So, necessary initiatives must be implemented to make our youth sufficiently capable of swiftly leading a developing Bangladesh towards a developed one.