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Trilateral MoU inked between DCCI, ICSB and DIU

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28 December, 2020, 05:55 pm
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Trilateral MoU inked between DCCI, ICSB and DIU

TBS Report
28 December, 2020, 05:55 pm
Last modified: 28 December, 2020, 05:59 pm
Trilateral MoU inked between DCCI, ICSB and DIU

Dhaka Chamber of Commerce & Industry (DCCI) inked MoU with Institute of Chartered Secretaries Bangladesh (ICSB) and Daffodil International University (DIU) today.

DCCI President Shams Mahmud, ICSB President Muzaffar Ahmed and DIU Acting Vice Chancellor of Prof Dr SM Mahbubul Haque signed the MOU on behalf of their respective organisations, read a press release.

DCCI President Shams Mahmud said a strong secretariat and its effective compliance play a vital role in a company helping economic development in the country. He suggested designing new modules of professional courses jointly by DCCI Business institute and ICSB. 

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He said the industry sector of Bangladesh needs huge skilled professionals and universities in our country should focus on providing such skilled workforce.  

Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Daffodil International University Dr Md Sabur Khan urged the DBI to conduct research to identify resourceful course modules so that universities can outline such curriculum. For the development of the economy, industry and academia should work hand in hand. He also urged for ensuring an entrepreneur-friendly curriculum so that after the academic career a student can target to be a new entrepreneur.  

President of ICSB Muzaffar Ahmed said research is an important element for economic development. Private sector can play a driving role for the development of research, he said. An efficient secretariat helps the company to grow financially, he added.

DCCI Senior Vice President NKA Mobin, FCA, FCS, Vice President Mohammad Bashiruddin, Directors Monowar Hossain & S M Zillur Rahman, DCCI President (elect) Rizwan Rahman, Convenor of DCCI's standing committee on Skills Development Golam Zilani, Secretary General (Acting) Afsarul Arifeen and Secretary Md Joynal Abdin present during these MoU signing ceremony.

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