Read the December 2020 issue of Thinking Aloud. This issue focuses on "COVID-19: Challenges and Wayout". Thinking Aloud is SANEM's monthly publication on contemporary economic issues. Selim Raihan @TL_Beck_London Sher Verick Mikael Homanen tinyurl.com/y6afpg3d

The #BayofBengalEconomicForum2021 is aimed to facilitate an informed discussion regarding the scopes of collaboration between the seven member countries of BIMSTEC #SANEM invites you to submit your papers and become a part of this conference.

A productive #BIMSTEC summit with many valuable outcomes drawing the pathways to prosperity. Read our oped in Daily Star today. thedailystar.net/views/opinion/… BIMSTEC Randhir Jaiswal ASEAN India Centre Saurabh Kumar Sachin Chaturvedi Selim Raihan Chutintorn Sam Gongsakdi Rajiv Bhatia Sanjay Kathuria

Review of #BIMSTEC summit outcomes. Read our oped in Financial Times Sri Lanka. ft.lk/opinion/Rethin… BIMSTEC Rajiv Bhatia Selim Raihan DailyFT ASEAN India Centre Chutintorn Sam Gongsakdi SASEC Sanjay Kathuria Asian Confluence

Read our oped in Daily Star today: "Can BIMSTEC rise to meet the new challenges?" thedailystar.net/views/opinion/… PRABIR DE BIMSTEC Randhir Jaiswal ASEAN India Centre Sachin Chaturvedi Chutintorn Sam Gongsakdi Rajiv Bhatia Sanjay Kathuria SANEM

April 2022 issue of SANEM Thinking Aloud presents “Rejuvenating BIMSTEC in a New Era” & report on 2nd Bay of Bengal Economic Dialogue, 11-12 March 2022 sanemnet.org/vol-viii-issue… PRABIR DE BIMSTEC Randhir Jaiswal Sachin Chaturvedi Chutintorn Sam Gongsakdi Rajiv Bhatia Sanjay Kathuria SANEM

Dissecting Summit outcomes. Thanks for taking it up. 🙏 BIMSTEC Randhir Jaiswal Ramesh Ramachandran Sachin Chaturvedi Rajiv Bhatia ASEAN India Centre Chutintorn Sam Gongsakdi SASEC Selim Raihan Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Selim Raihan said big infrastructure projects, with loans, should be made economically viable & link these to mainstream economic development process to increase domestic productive capacity, export diversification, skill development & private investment. thedailystar.net/weekend-read/n…

Read the op-ed "Can BIMSTEC rise to meet the new challenges?". The op-ed is written by Dr Selim Raihan, Dr Ganeshan Wignaraja, Dr Nihal Pitigala, Dr PRABIR DE, Dr Posh Raj Pandey, Mr Achyut Bhandari, and Dr Watcharas Leelawath. thedailystar.net/views/opinion/…

Great to see this piece got published!

Read four articles from SANEM-IHD panel session "Rethinking Ways to Attain SDGs in South Asian Countries in the Context of the Ongoing Global Challenges". Selim Raihan Ganga Tilakaratna Paras Kharel SANEM IPS Sri Lanka IHD Sabyasachi SAHA, Ph.D. Dan Banik sanemnet.org/vol-x-issue-9-…

In this op-ed, I wrote why a new political settlement is necessary in Bangladesh. thedailystar.net/opinion/views/…

How Bangladesh’s interim leaders can turn the country’s troubled economy around theconversation.com/how-bangladesh… via The Conversation

Register here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI… Dr Selim Raihan is a Professor at the Department of Economics, University of Dhaka, Bangladesh and the Executive Director of the South Asian Network on Economic Modeling (SANEM). His expertise extends to empirical research on international

Today we hosted Dr Selim Raihan, Professor at the University of Dhaka & Executive Director of SANEM. We had an engaging conversation on the White Paper on State of Bangladesh Economy, development priorities, strengthening knowledge systems & regional collaborations in 🇧🇩

10 Jan 2025: SANEM & IHD organised a Session "Dynamics of Emerging Labour Markets & Changing Industrial Relations: Perspectives from South Asia" at 65th ISLE Conference, Bengaluru Ganga Tilakaratna Paras Kharel Greg J Bamber Ernesto noronha Kingshuk Sarkar IPS Sri Lanka SAWTEE

On 13 January 2025, insightful conversations at IDRC in Asia, New Delhi with Edgard Rodriguez, Arjan de Haan, ishita sachdeva, and other colleagues on development priorities, strengthening knowledge systems & research collaborations between IDRC and SANEM in Bangladesh and South Asia.

The global trade environment is becoming increasingly uncertain, and Bangladesh cannot afford to be complacent. The government must adopt a proactive and strategic approach to navigate the looming challenges posed by Trump's "reciprocal tariffs" policy. thedailystar.net/opinion/views/….

"Reluctance of the major political parties, influence of vested interest groups, and weak demand for reform from society play crucial roles in obstructing reform efforts." Read my op-ed, published in the Daily Star today: thedailystar.net/opinion/views/…

"BIMSTEC's effectiveness depends on collective commitment, practical initiatives, and the flexibility to adapt to evolving global challenges." --- Read my op-ed published in the Daily Star today.