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55th National Cooperative Day Celebrated in Kaliakair

Kaliakair, Gazipur, Dhaka

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Shakil - Kaliakair (Gazipur) Representative

Shakil - Kaliakair (Gazipur) Representative • 8 Nov • 2 min read

55th National Cooperative Day Celebrated in Kaliakair
A partial view of the rally and discussion meeting held on the occasion of the 55th National Cooperative Day in Kaliakair.

Under the slogan "Let's build co-operatives, let's build the country, Bangladesh for all," National Cooperative Day was celebrated in Kaliakair, Gazipur. The event was organized on Sunday morning by the Upazila Administration and the Upazila Cooperative Officer's Office.

To mark the day, a rally was brought out from the upazila premises, which paraded down the Dhaka-Tangail Highway before concluding at the upazila courtyard. Following the rally, a discussion meeting on the 55th National Cooperative Day was held in the upazila hall room.

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The discussion meeting was presided over by Kaliakair Upazila Cooperative Officer Syed Mehdi Masud and moderated by Md. Ashraful Alam Sohag. Present at the meeting were Kaliakair UCCA Ltd. President Md. Mofazzal Hossain, Upazila ICT Officer Imam Mehdi Hasan, Upazila BRDB Officer Md. Suman Molla, Kaliakair Press Club President Sarkar Abdul Alim, and Upazila Family Planning Officer Md. Abdul Razzaq, alongside cooperative members, journalists, and officers and employees from various departments.

As part of the program, attending cooperative members were each gifted a sapling of fruit-bearing and timber trees.

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Reported by Shakil - Kaliakair (Gazipur) Representative • Edited by the Daily Best News desk. Send corrections to [email protected].

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