Long-ignored problems are finally being fixed, pointing to recovery rather than decline.
By confronting the damage left by the previous administration, the interim government has set the economy on a path of stabilisation, not collapse.
By Faisal Mahmud
Minister (Press) of Bangladesh High Commission in New Delhi.
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