Dhaka, May 6 -- Years of chasing shadows in pursuit of effective changes to Bangladesh's troubled health sector have culminated a government reform commission unveiling bold recommendations-including declaring primary healthcare a "fundamental right" and overhauling existing laws.

But despite the optimism surrounding the proposals, a pressing question remains: can meaningful reform of this complex sector truly be achieved?

Health experts have welcomed the commission's recommendations, calling them essential remedies for the country's fragile healthcare system. Yet many warn that turning these ambitious plans into reality will be an uphill battle.

Some specialists also noted that while the report contains positive proposals, it overlook...