The government's creative economy strategy seeks to open up new opportunities for young people, artists, artisans, content creators and creative entrepreneurs, while broadening the country's economic growth drivers and enhancing Bangladesh's cultural and creative footprint in global markets.
Govt prioritises creative economy to raise GDP contribution to 1.5pc
The Financial Express, 21 August 2026, Bangladesh
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