Islami Bank opens first SME service centre in Kalihati
Monday, 1 December 2008
The first SME Service Centre of Islami Bank Bangladesh Limited (IBBL) was inaugurated at Alenga in Kalihati of Tangail Sunday.
Additional Deputy Commissioner (General) of Tangail Md Tariqul Islam and RPCS Manager of DFID of UK Robert Smith inaugurated the service centre as chief guest and special guest respectively.
IBBL Managing Director M Fariduddin Ahmad presided over the function.
IBBL Shari'ah Council Member Abdus Shaheed Naseem, Executive Vice President and Head of Dhaka North Zone Abdul Kader and Incharge of Alenga SME Service Centre Jafar Ahmed addressed the function.
Robert Smith said the programmes that SME service centre of Islami Bank has chalked out for the economic development of the country delighted him much. He expressed the hope that people of middle and lower income groups will be benefited from the SME centre through receiving loans.
M Fariduddin said in his presidential speech that SME has become a well-known system in the world including Bangladesh. State-owned banks and private commercial banks and financial institutes of the country are conducting their investment programme through the system.
Additional Deputy Commissioner (General) of Tangail Md Tariqul Islam and RPCS Manager of DFID of UK Robert Smith inaugurated the service centre as chief guest and special guest respectively.
IBBL Managing Director M Fariduddin Ahmad presided over the function.
IBBL Shari'ah Council Member Abdus Shaheed Naseem, Executive Vice President and Head of Dhaka North Zone Abdul Kader and Incharge of Alenga SME Service Centre Jafar Ahmed addressed the function.
Robert Smith said the programmes that SME service centre of Islami Bank has chalked out for the economic development of the country delighted him much. He expressed the hope that people of middle and lower income groups will be benefited from the SME centre through receiving loans.
M Fariduddin said in his presidential speech that SME has become a well-known system in the world including Bangladesh. State-owned banks and private commercial banks and financial institutes of the country are conducting their investment programme through the system.