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Visiting the Prime Minister’s Office, members of various ministries, institutions and the Bangladesh Banking Association and the presidents and CEOs of various banks made donations to the Prime Minister’s Relief Fund. At that time, the Prime Minister participated by videoconference. Photo: Focus Bangla
Expressing concern that the situation in Corona may worsen in the coming winter, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has instructed everyone involved to be prepared from now on.
The Prime Minister said this while accepting grants to the Prime Minister’s Welfare and Assistance Fund from various organizations, including 34 commercial banks on Sunday. He joined the event at the Prime Minister’s Office via video conference from Ganobhaban.
Sheikh Hasina said: ‘Winter is coming. In some cases, the situation can get even worse. We have to prepare to face it from now on.
Your Chief Secretary on behalf of the Prime Minister. Ahmed Kaikaus accepted the grant check. Sheikh Hasina thanked the organizations for providing these financial grants to the Prime Minister’s Welfare and Assistance Fund to help the nation deal with Corona.
He said: “Everyone has worked very sincerely in this situation (Coronal). That is why we have been able to cope with this corona situation.
Referring to the government’s sincere efforts including keeping the country’s economy free from the impact of Cavid-19, the Prime Minister said: “We have taken effective measures to keep the country’s trade and economy afloat.” We have announced incentive packages and provided them when required. Because our main goal is to serve the people.
The Prime Minister thanked the Banking Association of Bangladesh (BAB) for extending its hand in any crisis in the country. He asked the BAB to pay special attention to ensure that banks can do business properly.
The Prime Minister said: ‘Some banks have become very weak. In that case, a merger (of banks) is often required. However, it is necessary to verify which bank is working properly and which is not. Trust me, nothing will be done to that end without an evaluation.
The prime minister said his government has taken the initiative to open banks in the private sector for the first time and has allowed most private banks to operate, creating huge jobs.
Referring to the issue of opening bank accounts for farmers in Tk 10, he said that his government has also taken initiatives to get people used to using banks for monetary transactions. He added: ‘That is why we want banks to manage their work properly. We have always considered the logical demands you have made on me. If there are any problems in the bank management, I will consider it
The Bangladesh Banks Association (BAB) led 34 commercial banks AB Bank Limited, Al-Arafah Islami Bank Limited, Bank Asia Limited, BRAC Bank Limited, City Bank Limited, Dhaka Bank Limited, Eastern Bank Limited, X. Limited, Islami Bank (BD) Limited, Jamuna Bank Limited, Mercantile Bank Limited, Midland Bank Limited, Madhumati Bank Limited, Mutual Trust Bank Limited, National Bank Limited, NCC Bank Limited, NCB Bank Limited, NRB, NRB Limited, One Bank Limited, Padma Bank Limited , Prime Bank Limited, Pubali Bank Limited, SBAC Bank Limited, Shahjalal Islami Bank Limited, Southeast Bank Limited, Standard Bank Limited, Trust Bank Limited, Trust Bank Limited. Ltd. has made a significant contribution to the Prime Minister’s Welfare and Assistance Fund. Apart from this, six organizations such as the Ministry of Food, FOSA (Foreign Officials Spouses Association), Rajshahi Medical University, Bangladesh Institute of Architects (IAB), Bangladesh Judicial Employees Association and Ministerial Group have contributed to this fund. Source: Bass.
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