Speakers at a seminar have emphasised on developing new entrepreneurship to ease Bangladesh's desired journey towards middle and upper income country.
In this regard, they suggested the government to frame entrepreneur-friendly policy so that the entrepreneurs could get easy access to financing from the banking sector, reports BSS.
Dhaka School of Economics (DScE) organised the seminar styled "Banking and Insurance Procedures and Hindrance for Entrepreneurial Economics Growth" at its seminar room, a press release said on Sunday.
Course Coordinator of DScE's Entrepreneurship Economics Professor Dr Muhammad Mahboob Ali chaired the programme.
Bangladesh Economic Association (BEA) Vice President and Islamic Finance and Investment Limited (IFIL) Managing Director A Z M Saleh made keynote presentation.
Helal Ahmed Chowdhury, former managing director of Pubali Bank, Mohammad Nurul Amin, Managing Director of NCC Bank, Kazi Md Mortuza Ali, Director
General of Bangladesh Institute for Professional Development (BIPD), Dr Shafikuzzaman Siddiquee, Associate Professor of University Malaysia Sabah,
and Rehana Parveen and Sara Tasneem, associate professors of DScE, among others, spoke at the seminar.
Create new entrepreneurs for economic growth: Speakers
FE Team | Published: August 04, 2019 23:33:34
Create new entrepreneurs for economic growth: Speakers
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