Dhaka, June 25 -- Speakers at a seminar on Tuesday highlighted that Bangladesh's automobile sector is navigating a complex landscape marked by declining vehicle registrations, high import costs, and significant public transport deficiencies.

They emphasised balancing foreign exchange pressure with growing private and trade demand necessitates an efficient mix of reconditioned and new automobiles, supported by a coherent national policy framework that prioritises safety, environmental sustainability, and economic efficiency.

The speakers made the remarks at a seminar on 'Conductive Automobile Policies for Green Growth & Competitive Economy', held at the auditorium of Economic Reporters' Forum (ERF) in Paltan, Dhaka on Wednesday. The ERF ...