BSS, Dhaka :
Finance Minister AHM Mustafa Kamal on Saturday underscored the need for optimum use of the country’s limited resources to yield maximum benefits.
“We’ll have to utilize our limited resources in the most effective way so that we can get maximum outcomes,” he said at the concluding session of a workshop on the State Owned Enterprises and Corporations at the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO), organised by the Governance Innovation Unit (GIU) under the PMO.
PMO Secretary Sajjadul Hasan was the special guest at the session chaired by Principal Coordinator on SDG Affairs at the PMO Md Abul Kalam Azad. Cabinet Division Secretary (coordination and reforms) Sheikh Mujibur Rahman presented the key-note paper at the session while three separate presentations were made by the Industries Secretary and Senior Secretaries of the Financial Institution Division and Power Division.
Stressing the need for creating a bridge between the public and private sectors, Kamal said, “I personally believe that both the sectors are complimentary to each other while the private sector is the prime mover of the economy.”
He urged all concerned to put in their utmost efforts to minimize the gap between the public and private sectors.
The Finance Minister opined that both the sectors would have to cope with the changing global context.
He directed the bureaucrats to come up with development projects with a future outlook alongside giving due importance on quality and qualitative delivery.
Finance Minister AHM Mustafa Kamal on Saturday underscored the need for optimum use of the country’s limited resources to yield maximum benefits.
“We’ll have to utilize our limited resources in the most effective way so that we can get maximum outcomes,” he said at the concluding session of a workshop on the State Owned Enterprises and Corporations at the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO), organised by the Governance Innovation Unit (GIU) under the PMO.
PMO Secretary Sajjadul Hasan was the special guest at the session chaired by Principal Coordinator on SDG Affairs at the PMO Md Abul Kalam Azad. Cabinet Division Secretary (coordination and reforms) Sheikh Mujibur Rahman presented the key-note paper at the session while three separate presentations were made by the Industries Secretary and Senior Secretaries of the Financial Institution Division and Power Division.
Stressing the need for creating a bridge between the public and private sectors, Kamal said, “I personally believe that both the sectors are complimentary to each other while the private sector is the prime mover of the economy.”
He urged all concerned to put in their utmost efforts to minimize the gap between the public and private sectors.
The Finance Minister opined that both the sectors would have to cope with the changing global context.
He directed the bureaucrats to come up with development projects with a future outlook alongside giving due importance on quality and qualitative delivery.
