In his recent column, Mahfuz Anam

In his recent column, Mahfuz Anam highlights the urgent need for the business community to have a voice in Bangladesh's interim government.  

 

In his recent column, Mahfuz Anam highlights the urgent need for the business community to have a voice in Bangladesh's interim government.  

He argues that the private sector plays a crucial role in driving economic growth and attracting foreign investment, but has been sidelined in the current interim setup. Anam calls for the inclusion of business

 leaders in the government to help stabilize key industrial areas and restore law and order, especially in the wake of political changes that have created a power vacuum.

Anam emphasizes that many business leaders did not benefit from the former regime's corruption, yet they are facing the consequences of political backlash. He stresses that these businesses are national

 assets that must be protected to prevent job losses and further damage to the economy. Additionally, he underscores the need for banking and regulatory reforms to boost investor confidence and attract much-needed foreign direct investment (FDI)