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State Minister for Science and Information and Communication Technology Architect Yafez Osman here on Thursday called for sincere and collective efforts to build 'Digital Bangladesh' as announced by the present government led by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.

Addressing as the chief guest the opening ceremony of a daylong divisional seminar on "Vision 2021: Digital Bangladesh and Our responsibility" here, he said the rural people should be brought under the digitalization process side by side with the urban people to attain the cherished goal.

Weiterlesen: Yafez for sincere efforts to build 'Digital Bangladesh'

There is no doubt that Digital Bangladesh is not only a catch-phrase for the government, but is also a reflection of the common man's desire for a better and modern Bangladesh. The once popular phrase Shonar Bangla is now being replaced by "Digital Bangladesh."

The national budget reflects the government's commitment towards Digital Bangladesh, but possibly falls short with respect to giving a clear direction about the approach it will take to realise the goal. Its commitment is indicated by the fact that the total allocation for ICT-related components has substantially increased from last year.

Weiterlesen: Bangladesh: A reflection of unpreparedness?

Finance Minister AMA Muhith yesterday unveiled a big information and communication technology (ICT) plan aimed at making technology accessible to all.

As per the proposed budget for fiscal 2009-10, the ICT and telecommunication sector will receive a total allocation of Tk 563 crore, which was Tk 265 crore in the revised budget for fiscal 2008-09.

Weiterlesen: Bangladesh: Govt lives up to digital plan

The mobile industry in Bangladesh, which is still lagging at the bottom rung of tele-density in the region, is at the crossroads of growth where the huge untapped rural market beacons it. But the challenge is strong enough as the cost of owning a mobile set and connection is too prohibitive, making the vision of a Digital Bangladesh a pipe dream, a roundtable organised by The Daily Star was told yesterday.

The options to overcome the odds to bring about a revolutionary change in rural lifestyle in terms of internet use, telemedicine help and e-education are quite a few and some of them could be addressed through budgetary measures.

Weiterlesen: Cross digital divide to reach digital Bangladesh

After the agricultural and industrial revolution, the new millennium has been celebrating another revolution which entirely different kind is taking place across the globe. It is nothing but Information and Communication Technology (ICT). The wave of the revaluation has also touched the developing countries like Bangladesh with massive changes.

The Awami League led ruling government had pledged to turn the country as a Digital Bangladesh during there election campaign in last year. ICT is the main tool of the government to fulfill their commitment of changing the old days and bringing new in that place. They have lots of opportunities to do in this field.

Weiterlesen: Digital Bangladesh

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