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This document summarizes a group presentation on Vision 2041 for Bangladesh. It discusses key economic sectors of agriculture and textiles. For agriculture, it provides current and projected statistics on farm holdings, cultivated land, annual food production, demand, and goals for 2041. For textiles, it compares export figures for RMG and total exports from 2013-2014 to projections for 2041. Other areas summarized include projected real GDP growth; infrastructure projects like the Padma Bridge; advances in science, technology, and education; women's empowerment and participation in various sectors like the workforce, politics, education and textiles.
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