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Bangladesh to Conduct Independent Feasibility Study, Says Financial Express
✍️ The Financial Express
🗓 10 Oct 2026, 05:01 AM
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Bangladesh announced it will carry out a feasibility study on its own, according to a report in The Financial Express.
Bangladesh's government has stated its intention to undertake a feasibility study without external assistance, as reported by The Financial Express. The decision reflects a move to assess the viability of a yet‑unspecified project or policy internally, aiming for self‑reliance in the evaluation process.
While details about the scope, sector or timeline of the study were not disclosed, officials indicated that the assessment will be managed by relevant national agencies. The approach is expected to provide a clearer picture of potential costs, benefits and implementation challenges before any further steps are taken.
Analysts note that conducting an independent feasibility study can help Bangladesh streamline decision‑making and reduce reliance on foreign consultancy. The announcement underscores the country's broader strategy to strengthen domestic expertise in planning and development initiatives.
The Financial Express, a leading business daily, highlighted the move as part of Bangladesh's ongoing efforts to bolster its economic planning capabilities. No additional comments were provided by government spokespersons at the time of reporting.
While details about the scope, sector or timeline of the study were not disclosed, officials indicated that the assessment will be managed by relevant national agencies. The approach is expected to provide a clearer picture of potential costs, benefits and implementation challenges before any further steps are taken.
Analysts note that conducting an independent feasibility study can help Bangladesh streamline decision‑making and reduce reliance on foreign consultancy. The announcement underscores the country's broader strategy to strengthen domestic expertise in planning and development initiatives.
The Financial Express, a leading business daily, highlighted the move as part of Bangladesh's ongoing efforts to bolster its economic planning capabilities. No additional comments were provided by government spokespersons at the time of reporting.