As Bangladesh approaches its 2026 graduation from Least Developed Country status, it faces the urgent necessity of transitioning from a garment-heavy economy to a diversified export powerhouse. These sources outline a strategic roadmap for this shift, identifying six high-potential sectors—including pharmaceuticals, IT services, and leather—that can leverage the nation's existing manufacturing strengths. By analyzing the industrial success of South Korea and Malaysia, the text argues that progress requires moving beyond mere planning toward disciplined institutional execution. Key recommendations include establishing a centralised diversification authority and fostering industry-led skills academies to close the current productivity gap. Ultimately, the documents suggest that while the clothing industry provided a strong foundation, the country's future prosperity depends on technological integration and aggressive market expansion. The overarching message is that Bangladesh must cultivate a relentless "diversification machine" to maintain its middle-income trajectory and survive impending trade shocks.