Finance Minister Amir Khasru Mahmud Chowdhury stated that Bangladesh has not raised fuel prices even though many countries have done so. He made the remarks on Sunday morning at his residence in Mehedibagh, Chattogram, during a post-Eid discussion with journalists. The minister noted that despite global challenges, including ongoing wars, the government has managed to maintain fuel supply and transportation stability during the Eid period.
He explained that the prolonged conflict abroad continues to exert pressure on economies worldwide, and Bangladesh is not immune to these effects. The minister described the national economy as being in a fragile condition when the new government took office. However, he emphasized that through careful management, the government has so far prevented significant burdens on citizens.
Chowdhury acknowledged that the situation remains difficult and that continued global instability, particularly in the Middle East, could increase economic pressure on Bangladesh if the conflict persists.
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