UNB, Dhaka :
Commerce Minister Tofail Ahmed on Friday stressed developing the corporate sector through quality management with the help of professionally educated, thoroughly trained and well-practiced company secretaries.
He urged all involved with the Institute of Chartered Secretaries of Bangladesh (ICSB) to work in a stronger way for the improvement of corporate management and good governance in Bangladesh.
The Commerce Minister was speaking at the inaugural session of the 5th National Convention of the ICSB, on the theme
‘Corporate Leadership: Enhancing Governance Excellence’ at Bangabandhu International Conference Centre in the city.
ICSB President Mohammad Asad Ullah and Senior Vice President M Naseemul Hye, among others, spoke at the inaugural session.
Speaking as the chief guest, Tofail said the goal of development is to improve human’s wellbeing in a sustainable manner which also includes the expansion of capabilities. “In addressing its development initiatives, the government indeed realises that it should grow together in a public-private partnership process.”
Commerce Minister Tofail Ahmed on Friday stressed developing the corporate sector through quality management with the help of professionally educated, thoroughly trained and well-practiced company secretaries.
He urged all involved with the Institute of Chartered Secretaries of Bangladesh (ICSB) to work in a stronger way for the improvement of corporate management and good governance in Bangladesh.
The Commerce Minister was speaking at the inaugural session of the 5th National Convention of the ICSB, on the theme
‘Corporate Leadership: Enhancing Governance Excellence’ at Bangabandhu International Conference Centre in the city.
ICSB President Mohammad Asad Ullah and Senior Vice President M Naseemul Hye, among others, spoke at the inaugural session.
Speaking as the chief guest, Tofail said the goal of development is to improve human’s wellbeing in a sustainable manner which also includes the expansion of capabilities. “In addressing its development initiatives, the government indeed realises that it should grow together in a public-private partnership process.”
