The Bangladeshi government is providing a $2 billion (approximately 2000 crore taka) loan package to Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs). This initiative aims to help SMEs overcome the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Previously, in 2021, the government distributed $1.5 billion (approximately 1500 crore taka) in loans to five institutions as pandemic relief for the sector. The new funding will expand access to credit for businesses still struggling with the aftereffects of the crisis. This latest measure signals continued government support for the vital SME sector, considered crucial for economic growth and job creation. Details regarding loan distribution and eligibility criteria are expected to be announced shortly. The government hopes this financial boost will stimulate business activity and accelerate economic recovery nationwide.