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The British Bangladesh Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BBCCI) recently hosted a dynamic and engaging Open Members Day, an event that saw prominent leaders and members come together to celebrate collaboration and explore future opportunities.
Presided over by London Region President Monir Ahmed and hosted by the Director General in-charge, Dewan Mahdi, the event welcomed distinguished guests, with BBCCI President Sayedur Rahman Ranu gracing the occasion as the Chief Guest.
Among the esteemed attendees were prominent figures such as Gulzar Khan,Shah Islam,Bashir Ahmed, Mohib Chowdhury, Abul Kalam Azad, Abdul Mumin, Musleh Ahmed, Rofique Haydar, Helal Uddin Khan, Shahanoor Khan, Abu Sufian, Tofazzol Alam, Hafsa Islam, Hafiz Ahmed, and Hasanath Chowdhury.
The members expressed their delight at being part of this significant Open Members Day, emphasizing their interest and commitment to further engagement in the future. The event provided a platform for networking, collaboration, and discussions on ways to enhance the business landscape within the British Bangladesh community.
London Region President Monir Ahmed expressed his gratitude to all attendees, highlighting the importance of fostering strong connections and collaboration within the chamber. Director General in-charge Dewan Mahdi emphasized the BBCCI’s commitment to supporting its members and facilitating a conducive environment for business growth.
BBCCI President Sayedur Rahman Ranu shared insightful perspectives during his address, encouraging members to actively participate and contribute to the vibrant community of the British Bangladesh Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
The Open Members Day was a resounding success, fostering a sense of unity, purpose, and excitement for the future among the attendees. The BBCCI looks forward to building on this momentum and continuing to serve as a catalyst for business excellence and collaboration within the British Bangladesh business community.
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