Tanjeb currently Heads the Government Affairs Team within the Forum's C4IR network. He joined the World Economic Forum as the Regional Lead in the Asia Regional Government Engagement Team and Global Leadership Fellow. Prior to the the Forum he worked as the Country Economist for Bangladesh, Nepal and Bhutan at the World Bank. He previously completed his Masters in Public Administration from Columbia University and also has a Masters in Economics from the University of Sydney.
Remittances serve as lifelines between migrant workers and their families back home, especially during a crisis. These money transfers provide efficient and effective safety nets to peopl...
The economic importance of the more than 10 million migrants from Bangladesh who sent close to $18 billion in 2019 cannot be overstated. International remittances normally represent aroun...
Bangladesh no es un país ajeno a las catástrofes ni las grandes crisis humanitarias. Yace en medio de un delta fluvial en el fondo de la cordillera del Himalaya, y es un país que está lib...
Le Bangladesh n'en est pas à sa première catastrophe ou crise humanitaire majeure. Situé sur un delta au pied de la chaîne himalayenne, le pays mène une bataille de longue date contre l'i...
Bangladesh is not new to disasters or major humanitarian crises. Sitting astride a river delta at the bottom of the Himalayan range, the country is fighting a longstanding battle against ...
Steady and resilient growth performance by multiple Asian economies has led to the centre of gravity of global geopolitics shifting towards Asia. Amid the changing power balance between n...
