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Merchandising Association of Primeasia University hosts annual Iftar Mahfil

Desk Report: Ex. Students organization of Primeasia University (PAU), MAP (Merchandiser Association of Primeasia University) hoists IFTAR Mahfil on 11 April at Golf Garden in the capital. More than 300 MAP members were present at the IFTAR Mahfil. Merchandisers from GAP, H&M, Inditex ainsburry, Bonobo, MGF, MAX, Adidas, Puma, Kiabi Underarmour, Idkids , Li&Fung, New Times, PDS, New weave, Team Group, Degautex, Texebo Pte., Triton, DSL and Biggest manufacturer like Hameem Group, Team Group, Square Group, Fariha Group, Well Group, Fakir Group , MBM Group and many more.

Every year celebrated MAP day. Merchandising Association of Primeasia University is a platform for PAU graduates to show their potentiality.  MAP was established in 3rd August 2013 and now there are more than 600 members in this organization. MAP organized several Re-Union. Get together, Social work and discussion programs so far.

In the program MAP members vowed that in near future they will contribute higher position with Bangladeshi Textile Engineers. MAP is an example of brotherhood, special tribe, and harbinger of change in Textile Sector. The organizers expect they will celebrate MAP day on May Day every year.

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