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Following a five-day long training programme on mediation and negotiation held in India, a meet and greet session was organized with a small certificate giving ceremony at the Bangladesh International Arbitration Center (BIAC) Secretariat office recently, said a press release.
The five-day long training programme on “International, Cross Cultural, Civil and Commercial Mediation and Negotiation” was organized jointly by Bangladesh International Arbitration Centre (BIAC) and Indian Institute of Corporate Affairs (IICA) under the Ministry of Corporate Affairs from March 25-29, 2018 in Delhi, India.
Gyaneshwar Kumar Singh, Director General and Chief Executive Officer of IICA inaugurated the training programme. Mahbubur Rahman, Chairman, BIAC and Muhammad A. Rumee Ali, CEO of BIAC were also present in the inauguration ceremony of the training programme.
Thirty-one participants from government organizations, banks, corporate and legal practitioners of Bangladesh participated in the training.
The result was sent to BIAC by IICA on 16 June 2018. All participants have successfully completed the training with good scores and have qualified to apply to become a mediator of BIAC.
Fifteen out of thirty-one participants, including representatives from Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission, City Bank, IDCOL and the legal fraternity were present in the meet and greet session and received certificates of successful completion of the training from BIAC.
Besides, a discussion on BIAC’s plan to initiate Membership of BIAC was also held during the session.
IICA was established for capacity building and training on various subjects related to corporate regulation and governance. The Institute has also established specialized Centers of Excellence in various areas such as Business Innovation, e-Governance, Corporate Governance and Corporate Law and Regulation.
Following a five-day long training programme on mediation and negotiation held in India, a meet and greet session was organized with a small certificate giving ceremony at the Bangladesh International Arbitration Center (BIAC) Secretariat office recently, said a press release.
The five-day long training programme on “International, Cross Cultural, Civil and Commercial Mediation and Negotiation” was organized jointly by Bangladesh International Arbitration Centre (BIAC) and Indian Institute of Corporate Affairs (IICA) under the Ministry of Corporate Affairs from March 25-29, 2018 in Delhi, India.
Gyaneshwar Kumar Singh, Director General and Chief Executive Officer of IICA inaugurated the training programme. Mahbubur Rahman, Chairman, BIAC and Muhammad A. Rumee Ali, CEO of BIAC were also present in the inauguration ceremony of the training programme.
Thirty-one participants from government organizations, banks, corporate and legal practitioners of Bangladesh participated in the training.
The result was sent to BIAC by IICA on 16 June 2018. All participants have successfully completed the training with good scores and have qualified to apply to become a mediator of BIAC.
Fifteen out of thirty-one participants, including representatives from Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission, City Bank, IDCOL and the legal fraternity were present in the meet and greet session and received certificates of successful completion of the training from BIAC.
Besides, a discussion on BIAC’s plan to initiate Membership of BIAC was also held during the session.
IICA was established for capacity building and training on various subjects related to corporate regulation and governance. The Institute has also established specialized Centers of Excellence in various areas such as Business Innovation, e-Governance, Corporate Governance and Corporate Law and Regulation.
