, Oct. 4 -- In the past nearly two decades, Bangladesh's economy has achieved relatively rapid development, with an average annual GDP growth rate of more than 6%, and its per capita GDP has exceeded that of India. Why Bangladesh's economy has achieved such great development is mainly due to two reasons: First, the political parties in Bangladesh have a consensus on economic development. Bangladesh's initial economic liberalization reform was put forward during the Kalida Zia government in 1996.

Even during the ruling period of the Awami League, although the opposition parties were seriously dissatisfied with the Hasina government's suppression of dissidents and monopoly of economic development benefits, they had no objection to the gene...