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SWILS is working to develop the export sector

SWILS is working to develop Bangladesh’s export sector and create skilled manpower. The leaders of the organization said this at an iftar mahfil organized at a restaurant in Uttara, the capital, on March 14. SWILS leaders, consisting of officers and employees from stores, warehouses, inventory, logistics, and supply chain management, said their efforts will continue to bring about the country’s development and economic liberation.

In the event, Advisors of SWILS; Rajib Mahajan (GM, DEKO ISHO Group); Jashim Uddin (GM, SAAD Group); M A Slam Sohagh (Asst. Chief Controller, Airport); AB Siddique Mamun Head of Warehouse, NZ Group); Arif Shatodal Choyan (DGM, Palmal Group); Mofidul Islam Billal (AGM Epic Group); Shishir Das ( Zaber & Zubair Fabrics limited ); Saiful Islam (Head of Warehouse, Fakir Group); Tofazzal Hossain (Sr. Manager DEKO ISHO Group); Islamul Hoq Bappi (Manager, Preety Group); Md. Tariqul Islam; SM Shanayaz Sharif Shamim (Manager, Blue Planet Group); Hamidur Rahman(Manager, Warehouses & Internal SCM, Pakiza Group), Nobir Hossain(Manager, Warehouse Management, Chorka Apparels & Chorka Textile Ltd, PRAN-RFL Group); Md. Ferdous Rahman, ( Assistant General Manager, Head of Department, Warehouse Management, Chorka Apparels & Chorka Textile Ltd, PRAN-RFL Group) and other distinguished guests were present.

The event included prayers for the well-being of the country and the nation. The leaders praised the various steps taken by the government to advance the country’s export sector despite the global recession. In their speech, the SWILS leaders said that in the future they will play a more active role in the country’s economic liberation and development of the export sector.

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