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Ensuring the accountability of state institutions is of
paramount importance for the provision of services to the people, fostering
sustainable development, and combatting corruption in any democratic nation.
Regrettably, in Bangladesh, numerous state institutions struggle to fulfil
their responsibilities, which impedes socio-economic progress. This concern was
highlighted by former Bangladesh Bank governor Dr. Salehuddin Ahmed in a recent
interview with New Age Business magazine, where he discussed these issues with
Special Correspondent Shakhawat Hossain.In light of the complex economic challenges facing our
country, including an economic downturn, a dollar crisis, geopolitical issues,
high inflation, an influx of bad loans, and capital flight, Dr. Salehuddin
Ahmed, currently a professor of Economics at the Business School of BRAC
University, emphasised the pivotal role of functioning state institutions.He stated, ‘No strategies can succeed if state
institutions do not operate effectively.’