VISION​

To build Bangladesh as the only bridging hub of 4.5 billion people in South Asia and Southeast Asia; as a regionally integrated geo-strategic powerhouse; and to build a dignified and inspiring Bangladesh “Aporajeo Bangla”.

Bangladesh, the world’s largest Gangetic delta and the only indomitable nation with homogeneous ethnic characteristics, was predicted by “Goldman Sachs 17 years ago as one of the Next 11 Economies of the world, based on its desired growth index. This has brought us to a milestone today in terms of Bangladesh’s demographic dividend and its surroundings! This path of exemplary harmony, after the world’s only blood-soaked Language Movement of 1952, made Bangladesh the second country in the world, after the United States, to march with a blood-soaked flag in 1971-through a unique and collective heroic story! In 2024, the pulse of the entire nation has taken a strong step forward with solidarity and unity in this land and across South Asia- a political transition towards an Aporajeo Bangla.

Enlightened individuals and dreamers have come together with the aim of becoming the flag-bearers of this Bangladesh In the meantime, significant milestones of achievement in their respective fields have been observed collectively | This is indeed a great idea, and it is certainly achievable! To ensure Bangladesh becomes a trillion-dollar economy and achieves a per capita income of $5,000 by 2035-36, at least $31 billion in FDI/PPP/JV is required- including: $2.5 billion Chittagong Matarbari project, $500 million renewable energy project in Greater Khulna, Relocation of industries from China, South Korea and other NIES to 11 growth centers (including Gopalganj, Mymensingh, Bogura, etc.), And creating employment opportunities both domestically and abroad.

Keeping in mind the plan to form an exclusive transshipment and industrial belt from Matarbari to Mirsarai (M2M Belt), along with: Implementation of a 10-lane Dhaka-Chittagong Economic Corridor Expressway, Dhaka-Chittagong High-Speed Train, Connectivity with India, Nepal, Bhutan, and China through rail, road, and air, Under the Northern Corridor Multimodal Transport: System-connecting Brahmanbaria to Sylhet, Laxam-Chandpur to Payra-Mongla and Jamuna-ensuring connectivity with ASEAN countries by road, including rail communication with Kunming, China, under the Look East Policy.

In the rapidly evolving global and regional landscape, Bangladesh must implement a balanced and capable diplomacy and defense strategy. While respecting the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and maintaining a peaceful nuclear program, it should ensure an integrated and effective defense system. At the same time, Bangladesh should advance as a balanced geo-nation by optimizing the vast potential of its bay and blue economy.

Restructuring the education system and madrasa curriculum into a practical, science-based model is essential so that the country’s universities can regain their global reputation as the “Oxford of the East.” At the same time, the historic stature of Bengal’s educational institutions and Buddhist monasteries must be restored, while attracting institutions like MIT and Harvard University to invest and build infrastructure here.

Immediate and effective measures must be taken to build the Denta Center in the southern region of Bangladesh as the world’s seventh space research and space shuttle center.

Conservation of biodiversity and ecology of the world’s largest mangrove forest- the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Sundarbans – must be ensured! The Sundarbans “octrine should be implemented as a global climate change impact assessment and action plan research center.

To ensure energy security, feasibility studies must be conducted and implemented for additional LNG terminals in the southern region including Matarbari offshore and onshore terminals: Additionally, another refinery with a capacity of 3 million metric tons should be implemented at the Eastern Refinery.

Over the last 54 years, government and administrative approaches have often been aimless, purposeless, and misleading At least 11% of the 2026 parliament that is, 40 seats should be represented by enlightened individuals from key infrastructure sectors, reflecting the aspirations of the people based on the above 10 priorities.

Our public administration system, foreign missions, and representation in the United Nations and other international and regional organizations must convey one clear message: Change is imperative and it begins with this year’s parliamentary elections! This year’s parliament will fulfill your expectations, my expectations, and those of the entire nation Bangladesh has initiated change, and it will resonate with young minds across the world As cosmopolitan citizens of the world, this is my responsibility, your responsibility, and our collective responsibility on the path to becoming one of the Next 11 Economies This is the roadmap of Aporajeo Bangla.