Industrial Infrastructure Development for Sustainable Economic Growth

Infrastructure refers to the basic facility required to run the daily life of the citizen of a country or city like roads, bridges, tunnels, water supplies, sewers, electricity, gas, telecommunication system, cellular network, internet connectivity and broadband speed etc. Infrastructures are primarily classified into two brad heads namely, hard infrastructures like transportation networks like roads, airports, sea ports or river ports, railroads etc. and soft infrastructures like education system, healthcare system, law and order situation, financial system, form of government, financial service and government responses to the civil emergency etc. of a country. Bangladesh has primarily graduated from the LDC list this year and hopping to be sustainably graduating into developing countries list by 2024. To fulfill that mission we have to fight few socioeconomic inconveniences like providing employment to the existing unemployed as well as new comers in this category, improve infrastructure (hard and soft) facilities, transform the economy from agricultural based into industrialised one.