The Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission stands as a cornerstone of the nation's development trajectory. Over two decades, it has successfully transitioned the country from a telecom-starved nation to a high-connectivity market. However, to sustain this growth and navigate the complexities of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, the BTRC must enhance its technical capacity and solidify its regulatory independence. A shift from a purely control-based regulatory approach to a facilitative, consumer-centric model will be essential for Bangladesh to realize its Smart Bangladesh Vision 2041.
However, the commission has faced criticism over inconsistent policies, delayed spectrum auctions, and enforcement challenges against major operators. Despite this, BTRC remains central to shaping Bangladesh’s journey toward a fully digital economy. A shift from a purely control-based regulatory approach
Founded under the Bangladesh Telecommunication Act, 2001 . Founded under the Bangladesh Telecommunication Act, 2001