Learn from Sheikh Hasina: Pakistan's 'The Express Tribune'

International Desk: Pakistan's daily newspaper The Express Tribune has published an article praising the leadership of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina for the economic development of Bangladesh. The author of the article titled 'Take Away from Bangladesh's Leadership' published on Tuesday is Sahebzada Riaz Noor. Sahebzada Riaz Noor, a post-graduate from Cambridge University, was the Chief Secretary of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province in Pakistan. Noting that Bangladesh has experienced significant economic changes in the past few years, Riaz Noor said that the credit for this development can be given to the country's leadership. Recently, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina inaugurated the Padma Bridge, calling this bridge a "symbol of pride and power" of the country. In the article, he said, Sheikh Hasina has been involved with Bangladesh's economic problems and plans since the 1990s. He also paid attention to the balance of economic policy along with political influence. Riaz Noor said, "Sheikh Hasina shifted from her father's socialist agenda to market-based capitalist growth." He has learned from other Asian countries, which have four pillars of economic success. These are political stability, social development, export-led growth with trade policy liberalization and fiscal restraint.