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Expatriate Awards launched at BD High Commission in Australia

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City Desk  :
The Bangladesh High Commission in Australia’s Canberra launched the “Bangladesh Expatriate Awards” to recognise the contributions of Bangladeshi expatriates in Australia, New Zealand, and Fiji.
The Bangladesh High Commission on Saturday conferred nine expatriate Bangladeshis with the award for their lawful remittance sending.

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