UNB, Dhaka :
International Chamber of Commerce, Bangladesh (ICC,B) and ICC Sri Lanka will jointly host a three-day workshop on international trade in Colombo, Sri Lanka from Friday.
The workshop, titled ‘International Trade Finance: Rules and Tools, Operations, Legal Cases and Proven Trade Finance Strategies’, will be held in Sri Lanka for bankers from Bangladeshi banks.
A total of 106 bankers from 19 banks including Bangladesh Bank, 18 commercial banks and Bangladesh Institute of Bank Management (BIBM) will take part in the workshop.
This is for the second time that ICC Bangladesh is organizing such a workshop outside the country.
Some 75 bankers of Sri Lankan banks will be participating at the same workshop together with Bangladeshi bankers.
Sri Lankan Minister for Industry and Commerce Rishad Bathiudeen will inaugurate the workshop as the chief guest while ICC Bangladesh President Mahbubur Rahman will chair the inaugural session.
The main objective of the workshop is to allow the Bangladeshi bankers to interact with their counterparts in Sri Lanka and also learn more about the latest rules and tools of international trade finance, understand international trade finance scenario based on real life cases and guide them to undertake secure and successful international trade and finance as well as to avoid risks in cross-border transactions.
International Chamber of Commerce, Bangladesh (ICC,B) and ICC Sri Lanka will jointly host a three-day workshop on international trade in Colombo, Sri Lanka from Friday.
The workshop, titled ‘International Trade Finance: Rules and Tools, Operations, Legal Cases and Proven Trade Finance Strategies’, will be held in Sri Lanka for bankers from Bangladeshi banks.
A total of 106 bankers from 19 banks including Bangladesh Bank, 18 commercial banks and Bangladesh Institute of Bank Management (BIBM) will take part in the workshop.
This is for the second time that ICC Bangladesh is organizing such a workshop outside the country.
Some 75 bankers of Sri Lankan banks will be participating at the same workshop together with Bangladeshi bankers.
Sri Lankan Minister for Industry and Commerce Rishad Bathiudeen will inaugurate the workshop as the chief guest while ICC Bangladesh President Mahbubur Rahman will chair the inaugural session.
The main objective of the workshop is to allow the Bangladeshi bankers to interact with their counterparts in Sri Lanka and also learn more about the latest rules and tools of international trade finance, understand international trade finance scenario based on real life cases and guide them to undertake secure and successful international trade and finance as well as to avoid risks in cross-border transactions.
