The World Bank has expressed no concerns regarding Bangladesh's debt payments, instead emphasizing a desire to invest more in the country's employment opportunities.

The organization also conveyed its willingness to support the interim government in all aspects and stand by Bangladesh during this period.

These remarks were made by World Bank Country Director Abdoulaye Seck on Tuesday after a meeting with Finance and Planning Adviser Dr. Salehuddin Ahmed.

Addressing the World Bank's investment stance in Bangladesh post-government change, Seck stated, "We are aware of Bangladesh's commitments, and we've discussed our support for economic reforms. Complex reforms, particularly in the financial and trade sectors, are necessary, and we are keen to invest in these areas."

He also noted, "We are now focused on fostering a job market in the private sector, especially given the youth's potential. Climate change is also a significant concern, requiring interim investments. Our goal is to build a long-term partnership between Bangladesh and the World Bank."