Bangladesh’s new government, led by the BNP, is set to present its first full national budget after 19 years in power. Finance Minister Amir Khosru Mahmud Chowdhury has proposed a budget of 9.38 trillion Bangladeshi Taka (approximately $93.8 billion) for the fiscal year 2026-27, marking it as one of the largest in the nation’s history. The proposed budget includes ambitious development plans across various sectors. However, concerns remain regarding revenue collection targets and the country’s reliance on loans to finance the expansive plan. Implementation capacity is also being questioned as a potential challenge. Details of the budget indicate a focus on significant public spending, but its feasibility is subject to economic conditions and effective execution. The government aims to balance growth with fiscal responsibility in this landmark budget.