AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCreative Economy: Finance Minister Amir Khosru says the government wants to bring arts and culture into Bangladesh’s mainstream economy, with support for artisans in finance, design, branding and online sales. Education: HSC and equivalent exam results will be published on October 29; more than 12.7 lakh candidates sat this year’s exams. Child Protection: Hefazat-e-Islam called for fair investigations and exemplary punishment in child abuse cases, while rejecting mob justice and urging madrasas to strengthen safeguards. Women in Business: A Chattogram wedding and lifestyle expo brought around 70 women-led brands together, giving entrepreneurs a platform to meet buyers. Art: Kamrul Hasan Lipu’s first solo exhibition in Yokohama brings together works exploring memory, identity and folk imagery. Climate and Cities: Disaster displacement is pushing people from rural areas into Bangladesh’s secondary cities, where informal settlements often lack secure housing and basic services.
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