The government of Bangladesh is preparing a national artificial intelligence policy designed to accelerate public service delivery and enhance transparency across state operations.
A senior adviser to the Prime Minister confirmed the initiative, signaling a strategic push to integrate advanced technology into the administrative framework.
In recent months, leaders in India and Australia have also emphasized the need for structured AI frameworks, focusing on skill development and societal impact management.
The proposed policy seeks to make government services faster and more accountable by leveraging AI tools.
While specific implementation timelines and budgetary allocations have not been disclosed, the move reflects a broader trend among emerging economies to harness digital transformation for governance improvements.
This development aligns with global efforts to establish regulatory guardrails for artificial intelligence.
In recent months, leaders in India and Australia have also emphasized the need for structured AI frameworks, focusing on skill development and societal impact management.