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Journalists Training at Rangpur on Economic and Trade Reporting
Gas
Supply through Pipe Line to Rangpur Demanded
Rangpur, April 29:
In order to promote economic development in Rangpur region, gas supply through pipe line should be implemented soon. In this regard, journalists along with the government and business leaders have to come ahead with priority.
Deputy
Commissioner of Rangpur Khandakar Atiar Rahman said it
while addressing the closing and certificate giving
ceremony of 5-day training course on local trade and
economic reporting held in Rangpur Rotary Centre today.
With the support of European Union, development
organization CCD and Economic Journalist Network (EJ Net)-Rangpur
jointly arranged this training course.
Speakers
also said, Shtoranji, small cottage and handicraft
products of Rangpur are very popular at home and abroad.
But Monga-prone people are still getting no
employment facilities for their livelihood. If gas is
supplied through pipe line to this area, a large number of
factories and industries could be established easily
ensuring employment facilities for huge poor people. They
also underscored promoting investment and entrepreneurship
in tourism sector for economic development here.
President
of Rangpur Chamber of Commerce and Industries Mostafa Azad
Chowdhury attended the function as special guest while
Convenor of EJ Net-Rangpur and Bureau Chief of the daily
Ittefaq and Channel One Md Wadood Ali was in the chair.
The function was attended, among others, by Joint Convenor
of EJ Net-Rangpur Aftab Hossain and Merina Lovely, General
Secretary of Rangpur Press Club Rashid Babu, Member
Secretary of EJ Net-Rangpur
Rafique Sarker and Project Coordinator of CCD A H M
Abdul Hai.
Media Consultant of the Thomson Foundation Hazel Duffy, Assistant Professor of Mass Communication Department of Rajshahi University Shatil Siraj Shuvo, Senior Facultu Member of Rajshahi Krishi Unnayan Bank (RAKUB) Training Institute A B Siddique and CCD Director G M Mourtoza conducted different technical sessions in the training course.
A total of 18 journalists of different regional and national newspapers working in rangpur took part in the course.
Red details training repots hold on
different following districts of northern region of Bangladesh.
Rajshahi :: Bogra :: Rangpur :: Dinajpur :: Pabna :: Sirajgonj :: Chapai Nawabgonj :: Natore Naogaon :: Joypurhat :: Gaibandha :: Kurigram :: Nilphamari :: Lalmonirhat :: Thakurgaon Panchagar
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[Last Updated on 29 December, 2007]