City Desk :
The Second conference of South Asia Maritime and Logistics Forum (SAMLF) will be held in the city between October 9 and 10.
It is going to be organized jointly by Maritime Gateway and Colombo International Maritime Conference (CIMC) in association with the Shipping Ministry of Bangladesh, said an official press release.
According to the release, the information was disclosed recently at the event launch ceremony of SAMLF-2018 at a hotel in the city’s Gulshan area.
Shipping Secretary Md Abdus Samad was present at the ceremony as the chief guest.
Executive Chairman of Bangladesh Investment Development Authority Kazi M Aminul Islam, Bangladesh High Commissioner to Sri Lanka Riaz Hamidullah, Indian Port Association Adviser (International Projects) Atul C Kulkarni, President of Bangladesh Freight Forwards Association Mahbubul Anam, Editor-in Chief and Publisher of Maritime Gateway magazine Ramprasad Ravi and Founder Chairman of Colombo International Maritime Conference (CIMC) Rohan Masakorala spoke in the function, among others.
The Second conference of South Asia Maritime and Logistics Forum (SAMLF) will be held in the city between October 9 and 10.
It is going to be organized jointly by Maritime Gateway and Colombo International Maritime Conference (CIMC) in association with the Shipping Ministry of Bangladesh, said an official press release.
According to the release, the information was disclosed recently at the event launch ceremony of SAMLF-2018 at a hotel in the city’s Gulshan area.
Shipping Secretary Md Abdus Samad was present at the ceremony as the chief guest.
Executive Chairman of Bangladesh Investment Development Authority Kazi M Aminul Islam, Bangladesh High Commissioner to Sri Lanka Riaz Hamidullah, Indian Port Association Adviser (International Projects) Atul C Kulkarni, President of Bangladesh Freight Forwards Association Mahbubul Anam, Editor-in Chief and Publisher of Maritime Gateway magazine Ramprasad Ravi and Founder Chairman of Colombo International Maritime Conference (CIMC) Rohan Masakorala spoke in the function, among others.
