Bangladesh, a country with a burgeoning population and a youthful workforce, has witnessed a significant rise in its manpower export market in recent years. The export of Bangladesh manpower to various countries across the globe has become a key contributor to the country's economy. The Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics (BBS), the labor force participation rate in Bangladesh stands at approximately 63%, indicating a significant portion of the population is actively engaged in the workforce. This high participation rate is reflective of Bangladesh's youthful population, with a median age of around 27 years. Bangladesh has achieved a significant milestone in labor migration, surpassing the 1 million mark in labor exports.

Approximately 10.99 lakh Bangladeshi workers have secured overseas jobs. Besides, increasing the quota for Bangladeshi migrants in all Saudi firms to 40% from 25% has contributed to this record growth. Saudi Arabia, the top destination for Bangladeshi migrants, generated 37% of all overseas jobs, followed by Malaysia, Oman, the UAE, Singapore, Qatar, Kuwait, and Jordan. The reopening of the Malaysian labor market also contributed to overseas job growth. Malaysia has recruited the second-highest number of workers, with over 3.07 lakh workers hired in sectors such as manufacturing, construction, services, plantation, agriculture, mining, and household service domains.

Booming Workforce of Bangladesh Bangladesh, a country with a burgeoning population and a youthful workforce, has witnessed a significant rise in its manpower export market in recent years. The export of Bangladesh manpower to various countries across the globe has become a key contributor to the country's economy. The Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics (BBS), the labor force participation rate in Bangladesh stands at approximately 63%, indicating a significant portion of the population is actively engaged in the workforce. This high participation rate is reflective of Bangladesh's youthful population, with a median age of around 27 years.

Bangladesh has achieved a significant milestone in labor migration, surpassing the 1 million mark in labor exports. Approximately 10.99 lakh Bangladeshi workers have secured overseas jobs. Besides, increasing the quota for Bangladeshi migrants in all Saudi firms to 40% from 25% has contributed to this record growth. Saudi Arabia, the top destination for Bangladeshi migrants, generated 37% of all overseas jobs, followed by Malaysia, Oman, the UAE, Singapore, Qatar, Kuwait, and Jordan. The reopening of the Malaysian labor market also contributed to overseas job growth. Malaysia has recruited the second-highest number of workers, with over 3.07 lakh workers hired in sectors such as manufacturing, construction, services, plantation, agriculture, mining, and household service domains.