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ICC Workshop on Digitalising International Trade (DSI) in Bangladesh held

State Minister for Finance Ms. Waseqa Ayesha Khan (6th from right), ICC Bangladesh President Mr. Mahbubur Rahman (7th from right), Vice President Mr. Naser Ezaz Bijoy, Banking Commission Chair Mr. Muhammad A. (Rumee) Ali, Regional Head of ITFC-IDB Mr. Iftekhar Alam, UN-ESCAP Director Dr. (Ms.) Rupa Chanda, ADB Country Director Mr. Edimon Ginting, DSI-ICC MD Ms. Pamela Mar and ICCB Secretary General Ataur Rahman posing for a photograph during long workshop on Digitalizing International Trade (DSI) in Bangladesh recently –Press Release
State Minister for Finance Ms. Waseqa Ayesha Khan (6th from right), ICC Bangladesh President Mr. Mahbubur Rahman (7th from right), Vice President Mr. Naser Ezaz Bijoy, Banking Commission Chair Mr. Muhammad A. (Rumee) Ali, Regional Head of ITFC-IDB Mr. Iftekhar Alam, UN-ESCAP Director Dr. (Ms.) Rupa Chanda, ADB Country Director Mr. Edimon Ginting, DSI-ICC MD Ms. Pamela Mar and ICCB Secretary General Ataur Rahman posing for a photograph during long workshop on Digitalizing International Trade (DSI) in Bangladesh recently –Press Release

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ICC Bangladesh organised a day-long Workshop on Digitalising International Trade (DSI) in Bangladesh jointly with ICC-DSI of International Chamber of Commerce held in Dhaka recently.

State Minister for Finance Waseqa Ayesha Khan inaugurated the workshop as chief guest, according to a press release.

ICC Bangladesh President Mr. Mahbubur Rahman, Vice President Mr. Naser Ezaz Bijoy, Banking Commission Chair Mr. Muhammad A. (Rumee) Ali, Regional Head of ITFC-IDB Mr. Iftekhar Alam, UN-ESCAP Director Dr. (Ms.) Rupa Chanda, ADB Country Director Mr. Edimon Ginting, DSI-ICC MD Ms. Pamela Mar and ICCB Secretary General Ataur Rahman were present at the event, among others.

The workshop was sponsored by ADB TSCFP along with the US Department of State and ITFC of Islamic Development Bank while Standard Chartered was the Knowledge Partner.

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