Business Desk :
Experts said to achieve sustainable economic goals, SDGs by 2030, banks and financial institutions along with the government should invest properly. Besides, backward, fallen behind, and deprived people should be involved more in economic activities.
They made the remarks on Friday during an online discussion on the role of financial institutions in achieving SDGs organised by Bangladesh Leasing and Finance Companies Association (BLFCA) and Daily Banik Barta, said a press release.
PKSF Chairman Qazi Kholiquzzaman Ahmad, former Principal Secretary to Prime Minister’s Office Md. Abdul Karim, also Senior Adviser of BRAC and chairman of IPDC Finance Ltd, Bangladesh Bank DFIM Executive Director Md. Shah Alam, and Director (Training) of BIBM Professor Shah Md. Ahsan Habib were discussants at the meeting. BLFCA Chairman, also Managing Director and CEO of IPDC, Mominul Islam delivered the introductory speech while BLFCA First Vice Chairman Golam Sarwar Bhuiyan, also MD and CEO of IIDFC, made the closing remarks.
Experts said to achieve sustainable economic goals, SDGs by 2030, banks and financial institutions along with the government should invest properly. Besides, backward, fallen behind, and deprived people should be involved more in economic activities.
They made the remarks on Friday during an online discussion on the role of financial institutions in achieving SDGs organised by Bangladesh Leasing and Finance Companies Association (BLFCA) and Daily Banik Barta, said a press release.
PKSF Chairman Qazi Kholiquzzaman Ahmad, former Principal Secretary to Prime Minister’s Office Md. Abdul Karim, also Senior Adviser of BRAC and chairman of IPDC Finance Ltd, Bangladesh Bank DFIM Executive Director Md. Shah Alam, and Director (Training) of BIBM Professor Shah Md. Ahsan Habib were discussants at the meeting. BLFCA Chairman, also Managing Director and CEO of IPDC, Mominul Islam delivered the introductory speech while BLFCA First Vice Chairman Golam Sarwar Bhuiyan, also MD and CEO of IIDFC, made the closing remarks.
