Expatriates will cooperate in the ICT sector

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By the year 2021, the government has captured targets of $ 5 billion from the ICT sector. And expatriates will help to achieve this goal. According to Paris-based 'World Bangladesh Organization' (World Wide Web Organization) (WBO), the commitment to invest in the experience of Bangladeshi expatriate IT experts worldwide.

Under the initiative of the Comilla District Administration and with the help of WBO, a seminar on the importance of digital Bangladesh will be expedited by the Bangladesh government, if the Bangladeshi government is properly utilizing the expertise, expertise and experience of the expatriate IT experts in the conference room of the Deputy Commissioner.

Presenting the keynote paper at the international seminar titled "Freelancing and Outsourcing Opportunities in Bangladesh" held on Sunday, August 26, the software engineering director of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond United States of America, Sheikh Galib Rahman.

In addition to the US Presidential Office of Executive and US Department of Homeland Security, this meritorious Bangladeshi, who has experience working in IBM and Microsoft, has given a detailed description of what to do in his keynote speaker to take the skills of manpower employed in freelancing and outsourcing work in the world. Very interesting in this sector, the information-analysis of the backdrop of India's skyrocketing success in neighboring countries came up in the presentation of Sheikh Galeb's power point presentation.

Comilla Deputy Commissioner (DC) said. Former IT consultant engineer Redwan Chowdhury of Washington expatriate US Navy, Imran Fahad, founder chairman of Innovation Hub, Dhaka, and Deputy Director (Development Communication) of Bangladesh Rural Development Academy (Comilla) Kotbari, Kotbari, Kazi Sonia Raman, Comilla, took part in the discussion organized at the famous seminar held in the chairmanship of Abul Fazl Mir. School of Freelancing Ratisthata SK Chowdhury Masum, Comilla aware of the Citizens Committee (CCC) president Badrul Huda Bangladesh jenu and the World Organization (WB) executive mainula Nasim Islam. The top officials of the district administration were present at that time.

The district administration organized the seminar as part of the massive work taken by the district administration to make 5,000 young people of Comilla district eligible for earning good income online through freelancing and outsourcing training. Deputy Commissioner As a result of Abul Fazil Mir's own initiative and sincere efforts, a modern freelancer development hub has already been built in the district administration building, where there will be 40 freelancing and training opportunities together.