Expecting Better from Our Leaders
Bangladesh is at a critical juncture, needing to rebuild institutions, global standing, and reputation. However, it is disappointing that high-ranking officials are undermining this effort.
Repeated violations of foreign travel directives by top officials, including advisers and secretaries, are embarrassing for the country.
As stated,
Rules continue to be optional for those in power, highlighting the need for change.
Author's summary: Bangladesh needs institutional reform.
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