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55th National Cooperative Day Celebrated in Hili Through Various Programs

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Golam Mostafizar Rahman Milan, Hili (Dinajpur) Correspondent

Golam Mostafizar Rahman Milan, Hili (Dinajpur) Correspondent • 8 Nov • 2 min read

55th National Cooperative Day Celebrated in Hili Through Various Programs
Guests and participants attending the National Cooperative Day rally and discussion meeting in Hili, Dinajpur. Photo: Daily Best News
The 55th National Cooperative Day was observed in Hili, Dinajpur, through a series of colorful events centered around the theme "Let’s Build Cooperatives, Shape the Nation: A Bangladesh for Everyone."

Organized jointly by the upazila administration and the cooperative department, a rally was brought out from the upazila parishad premises at 10:00 AM on Sunday. The rally paraded through key roads of the town before returning to the starting point.

The day's events commenced earlier with the hoisting of the national and cooperative flags. Following the procession, a discussion meeting was held in the upazila parishad hall room.

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During the meeting, speakers emphasized accelerating the cooperative movement to generate self-employment, eradicate poverty, and foster national economic development.

Presided over by Upazila Primary Education Officer Abu Mottaleb Alam, the program was attended by Upazila BNP President Ferdous Rahman, Upazila Cooperative Officer Sumi Akter, local administration officials, cooperative department personnel, and representatives from various local cooperative societies.

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Reported by Golam Mostafizar Rahman Milan, Hili (Dinajpur) Correspondent • Edited by the Daily Best News desk. Send corrections to [email protected].

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