He said the policy has given emphasis on product diversification, identification of priority products, expansion of export industries, and making trade and investment easier to boost exports.
Special importance was also given to devise the strategy for the 4th Industrial Revolution, economic diplomacy to expand markets, and bring dynamism in exports.
The draft policy gives priority to the ICT and services sectors, e-commerce, e-governance, and women as well as small entrepreneurs engaged in export-oriented industries.
To attain the goal, the draft said steps will be taken to identify areas of cooperation among government chambers and related agencies.
Specific, time-bound plans will be taken to achieve the targets, it added.
In addition, commercial missions abroad will be tasked with branding products made in Bangladesh. They will be given specific export targets and their performances will be evaluated, the draft policy said.
