东风夜放花千树
Registered Member
Friends in Bangladesh, China's development can offer some references and advice to Bangladesh.
1. It's necessary to adopt a conservative fiscal policy, developing the economy while also developing the military; otherwise, the achievements of development could be plundered. For example, things that happened during the 1997 Asian financial crisis, the Plaza Accord in Japan, and the Gulf countries.
2. Foreign exchange reserves should not rely on a single currency. For instance, the US kicked Russia and Iran out of the SWIFT settlement system and froze dollar assets.
3. It’s essential to uphold independence and sovereignty, and not sell out sovereignty for interests. External interference only causes division and internal chaos. Examples include the situations in Bangladesh, and the color revolutions in Iran, Serbia, and Ukraine.
4. The military should develop to meet the demands of protecting sovereignty. When necessary, the economy should serve the military. Pakistan is a good example to learn from. This benefits both international image and security stability, which in turn attract investment and development.
5. Agriculture is the foundation of the country, healthcare is the current safeguard, and education is the future. These three should be prioritized.
6. Raise standards for public officials, ban criminals from government work, and prioritize talent in science and engineering. Rational people are more cautious in trade-offs, while emotional people can harm the country and others—like Trump, for example.
7. Choose reliable partners and develop stable relationships. Stability is very important in today’s world, as a stable environment becomes a safe haven for capital. The current international situation presents a great development opportunity for Bangladesh. For a long time, neighboring countries will not directly threaten Bangladesh's national security or economic development. Bangladesh can now purchase military equipment without any real pressure. Bangladesh needs to seize this opportunity and quickly build combat capability. When wars expand in Europe or the Middle East, take active economic measures to attract foreign investment to develop Bangladesh's economy.
1. It's necessary to adopt a conservative fiscal policy, developing the economy while also developing the military; otherwise, the achievements of development could be plundered. For example, things that happened during the 1997 Asian financial crisis, the Plaza Accord in Japan, and the Gulf countries.
2. Foreign exchange reserves should not rely on a single currency. For instance, the US kicked Russia and Iran out of the SWIFT settlement system and froze dollar assets.
3. It’s essential to uphold independence and sovereignty, and not sell out sovereignty for interests. External interference only causes division and internal chaos. Examples include the situations in Bangladesh, and the color revolutions in Iran, Serbia, and Ukraine.
4. The military should develop to meet the demands of protecting sovereignty. When necessary, the economy should serve the military. Pakistan is a good example to learn from. This benefits both international image and security stability, which in turn attract investment and development.
5. Agriculture is the foundation of the country, healthcare is the current safeguard, and education is the future. These three should be prioritized.
6. Raise standards for public officials, ban criminals from government work, and prioritize talent in science and engineering. Rational people are more cautious in trade-offs, while emotional people can harm the country and others—like Trump, for example.
7. Choose reliable partners and develop stable relationships. Stability is very important in today’s world, as a stable environment becomes a safe haven for capital. The current international situation presents a great development opportunity for Bangladesh. For a long time, neighboring countries will not directly threaten Bangladesh's national security or economic development. Bangladesh can now purchase military equipment without any real pressure. Bangladesh needs to seize this opportunity and quickly build combat capability. When wars expand in Europe or the Middle East, take active economic measures to attract foreign investment to develop Bangladesh's economy.
