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FBCCI for eliminating child labour
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11th-Sep-2018
Business Desk :
Federation of Bangladesh Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FBCCI) has called for working together to control drugs and eliminate child labour from the country.
The apex business body made the call on Sunday at a meeting of the FBCCI Standing Committee relating to Ministry of Social Welfare, held at its board room in the city, said a press release on Monday. Chairman of the Standing Committee Sarwar Hasan Alo presided over the meeting. FBCCI directors Nizamuddin Rajesh and Hafez Harun-Or-Roshid also took part at the discussion. A large number of business persons from different sectors joined the meeting.
Speakers at the meeting stressed on designing programmes for the wellbeing of people and the society.
They also emphasized on creating awareness about autism across the country.
Federation of Bangladesh Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FBCCI) has called for working together to control drugs and eliminate child labour from the country.
The apex business body made the call on Sunday at a meeting of the FBCCI Standing Committee relating to Ministry of Social Welfare, held at its board room in the city, said a press release on Monday. Chairman of the Standing Committee Sarwar Hasan Alo presided over the meeting. FBCCI directors Nizamuddin Rajesh and Hafez Harun-Or-Roshid also took part at the discussion. A large number of business persons from different sectors joined the meeting.
Speakers at the meeting stressed on designing programmes for the wellbeing of people and the society.
They also emphasized on creating awareness about autism across the country.
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