State Fragility, Growth and Development: Bangladesh’s Progress

Past Event Dhaka, Bangladesh 27 Apr 2017 at 00:00 State and State Fragility initiative

Sultan Hafeez Rahman

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The International Growth Centre (IGC) Bangladesh Programme hosted a roundtable discussion on ‘State Fragility, Growth and Development: Bangladesh’s Progress’ on 27 April 2017 in Dhaka with Former Prime Minister of the UK David Cameron.

The roundtable was chaired by Professor Rehman Sobhan, Founder & Executive Chairman, Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD). The IGC Bangladesh Country Director Sultan Hafeez Rahman and IGC Research Director Adnan Khan moderated the session. Leading Bangladeshi academics, civil society leaders, and private sector representatives participated as well.

The event report can be found below.

Themes: State
Initiatives: State Fragility initiative
Countries: Bangladesh
Regions: International

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