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Salahuddin at Robi Speakers Series Programme

Mobile phone operator Robi Axiata Limited invited Kazi Md Salahuddin, president of Bangladesh Football Federation, at a regular session titled ‘Speakers Series Programme’ at Robi corporate office in the on Monday. IMG_4012 (Large)Robi officials attended the programme to hear his experience and present situation of football in Bangladesh along with his personal opinion. Robi also handed over a memorandum crest at the end of the session.

Airtel signs mobile banking deal with 3 banks

Airtel Bangladesh Limited, one of the fastest growing mobile service providers of the country recently signed agreements with First Security Islami Bank Limited (FSIBL), National Credit and Commerce Bank Limited (NCCBL) and Bangladesh Commerce Bank Limited (BCBL) to provide mobile banking services in Airtel network. MCommerce_SigningFSIBL, NCCBL and BCBL are offering mobile banking and payment services using SureCash joint-branding with technical support from Progoti Systems Limited (P...

Prime Finance declares 15pc cash dividend

The Board of the Prime Finance & Investment Limited has recommended 15 percent cash dividend for the FY 2013, which has been unanimously approved by the Shareholders in its Annual General Meeting (AGM) held recently at BashundharaConvention Center, Baridhara in he capital. The meeting was presided over by Mr. K. M. Khaled, Chairman of the Company. 18th AGM_Prime FinanceThe Financial Statements of the Company for the year ended on 31 December 2013 were placed at the meetin...

Empowerment fund to aid tourism sector

A NEW empowerment fund to be launched in May will allow large companies in the tourism sector to boost their empowerment scores by investing in small businesses. The fund is to be unveiled by the Tourism Enterprise Partnership (TEP), a public-private partnership and nongovernmental organisation focused on enterprise development in the tourism sector. TEP is looking to raise an average of R10m to R30m a year through the new funding tool. Bangladesh-TourismThe new fund will be based...

Female migrant workers increased though decline in male counterparts

For a decade, remittance income drove Bangladesh's economy, building up a healthy foreign exchange reserve. Some 2.5 million Bangladeshis work overseas and men heavily dominate the country’s migrant workforce. Recently, the number of Bangladeshi women That number surged since 2012, according to the Bureau of Manpower, Employment and Training (BMET). Some 57,000 women left to work in other countries in 2013, marking a 7% increase from the previous year, the bureau reports. According to its latest figures, some 275,000 Bangladeshi women (11% of the nation’s migrant workforce) now officially work abroad, mostly in domestic service jobs. rmg

Malaysia to recruit 3 lakh Bangladeshi workers

 Malaysia wants to recruit over 3 lakh workers from Bangladesh soon, visiting Malaysian Home Minister Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said here on Monday. He conveyed the Malaysian government’s willingness during a meeting with Planning Minister AHM Mostafa Kamal at his office, according to a PID handout. Malaysian High Commissioner in Dhaka Norlin Othman was also present. malay1 Earlier, the Planning Minister requested the Malaysian government to recruit Bangladeshi workers for Mala...
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