A draft of the National Digital Transformation Strategy aims to expedite Bangladesh's digital transformation by 2030, positioning the country among the top 15 in the UN E-Government Development Index. The strategy includes ambitious goals such as achieving a $5 billion ICT export and training 7-8 million ICT professionals. This initiative is a response to the inadequacies of the previous 'Smart Bangladesh' plan, focusing on a more structured and inclusive approach.
Key components of the strategy involve launching the Bangladesh National Digital Architecture for seamless data exchange and digitizing over 800 government services. The plan also emphasizes the importance of AI-driven automation in public services and aims to establish Bangladesh as a hub for AI and the Fourth Industrial Revolution in South Asia. Experts have welcomed the strategy but stress the need for collaboration between industry, academia, and government to ensure its success.
• Bangladesh aims to become a top 15 nation in e-government by 2030.
• The strategy includes training 7-8 million ICT professionals by 2030.
AI is integral to the predictive governance model outlined in the strategy.
The strategy aims to establish a digital economy at scale, enhancing ICT exports.
The strategy positions Bangladesh as a hub for 4IR technologies in South Asia.
Bondstein Technologies is suggested to provide technical expertise in the National Digital Transformation Taskforce.
Synesis IT Ltd emphasizes the need for aligned public procurement policies to support the digital strategy.
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