Bangladesh’s Finance Minister, Amir Khosru Mahmud Chowdhury, announced the government’s “Three-R” strategy—likely representing resilience, recovery, and reform—to address global economic uncertainties, the Middle East conflict, and potential external pressures. The strategy was revealed in response to a question from a lawmaker during the 14th day of the second and first budget session of the 13th National Parliament on June 24th. Details of the budget preparations indicate a focus on mitigating economic risks. The government aims to bolster the nation’s economic stability amidst a challenging international landscape. The “Three-R” approach signifies a proactive measure to safeguard Bangladesh’s financial position. Further specifics of the strategy were not immediately available in the provided text.