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Trade & Development

Workshop on Registration of Designs and
Trademarks

ECGP Final Presentation and Certificate

Awards Ceremony

Strengthening Public
Institution Oversight
Capacity

NEWSLETTER

Message from the President

Reforms, Public Private Partnership and Trade
and Investment . BEI, realizing the importance of
peace and stability in the country for a healthy
business and investment climate, has
undertaken a number of projects on security
related issues. Our recent advocacy and
research initiatives have particularly focused on
Counter Terrorism and National Security and
Civil-Military Relations in Bangladesh.

Foreign Policy &

Security
The Political and Security Outlook for
South Asia 2011-2020
Countering Terrorism
in Bangladesh

Developing a
National CT Strategy
for
Bangladesh
Promised Land: The
Story of PalestinianIsraeli Conflict

US Foreign Policy in
South Asia
The State of Terrorism
in Bangladesh 20092010
BEI People Peace
Building Programme
Japan & South Asia:
Focus on Bangladesh
India Relations

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Training & Capacity

Building
Improving Trade Flows
in and from South
Asia:
Overcoming
Logistics Challenges
Role of Media in the
Effective Implementation of RTI Process

Mapping of IT System
in Health and Issues of
Interoperability
E-Health Scenario in
Bangladesh

Trade & Development

Training of Trainers on
Corporate Governance

APRIL - SEPTEMBER 2011

I would like to greet you all through this

newsletter that highlights the activities of
Bangladesh Enterprise Institute (BEI) during
the period of April to September 2011.
BEI has conducted several activities like
research, workshops, seminars and
advocacy works under various projects and
programmes. BEI has provided a platform for
regular dialogues between the government,
the private sector, development partners,
and other relevant stakeholders on a whole
range of subjects including Corporate
Governance,
Corporate
Social
Responsibility, E-Governance, Foreign Policy
and Security, Regional and Economic
Cooperation, Regulatory and Economic

In addition, BEI has placed great emphasis on

strengthening relations, facilitating trade between
Bangladesh and India for deepening regional
cooperation in South Asia and focusing on the
economic development of Bangladesh. As
Bangladesh is facing a number of challenges,
BEI is committed to making a contribution in
mitigating these by
promoting greater cooperation between the government and the
private sector in the country.
I hope the information in the newsletter would be
of assistance to you and we look forward to
keeping you informed about BEIs future
activities.

Farooq Sobhan
President
Bangladesh Enterprise Institute

BEI Profile
BEI is an independent and non-profit
research centre which has given special
importance to the growth and development
of the private sector. The institute promotes
and articulates issues of importance to the
private sector and seeks to influence policy
to initiate measures crucial to the
development of a market oriented economy,
as well as sustainable growth of trade,

commerce and industry. To achieve these

goals, BEI organizes regular consultations,
dialogues, seminars and workshops, conducts
research, undertakes surveys, and formulates
policy recommendations for the consideration
of the government and other stakeholders.

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Trade & Development

Workshop on Registration of Designs

and Trademarks

Mr. Faisal Ahmed

Choudhury, Former
Secretary, Government of Bangladesh,
Miah Rahmat Ali,
Programme Officer,
IFC Advisory Services in South Asia,
ABM Khurshed
Alam, Additional
Secretary, Ministry
of Industries, Government of Bangladesh, Mr. Farooq
Sobhan, President of
BEI and Mr. Kamal
Uddin Ahmed, Former Secretary, Government of Bangladesh

BEI, in association
with the Bangladesh
Investment
Climate
Fund
(BICF),
organized a workshop
on Success Case
Presentation

Registration
of
Designs
and
Trademarks
for
p r e s e n t i n g
Administrative Barrier
Review (ABR) follow-up study reports on
May 28, 2011 at Pan Pacific Sonargaon
Hotel.

The workshop was held under the

Implementing Core Group Alumni
Programme (ICGAP) funded by the
International Finance Corporation (IFC) &
BICF. Mr. A.B.M. Khorshed Alam,
Additional Secretary, Ministry of Industries
was the Chief Guest. Among others, Mr.
Sushen Chandra Das, Joint Secretary and
Mr. Matiur Rahman, Director (DS),
Bangladesh Betar were also present.

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Participants included representatives from

various stakeholders and the BICF.
The members of the ABR working group said
that The Registration of Designs and
Trademarks Office implemented most of their
recommendations. Some of the steps
Implemented through the office are as
follows:
1. Trade Marks Act 2009 enacted.
2. Separate Law for other IP acts under
process e.g.
BD Patent Act 2011
BD Design Act 2011
BD GI Act 2011
Trademarks Rules 2011 sent for
vetting
3. Trademarks registration has been
reduced to 120 days.
4. Automation and online registration are
under process.
5. Recruitment Rules 2009 has been
formulated.
6. Appellate Tribunal introduced with
legal support.
They also mentioned a number of areas
where the office would need to take further
actions to strengthen the process of
registration of Designs and Trademarks.

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ECGP Final Presentation and Certificate Awards

Ceremony
BEI is implementing the Executive Core
Group (ECG) Programme, in partnership with
the Korean Development Institute (KDI) and
the Institute of Governance Studies (IGS) of
Brac University. The Programme is supported
by the Bangladesh Investment Climate Fund
(BICF).
The Core Group, an innovative approach
introduced by BICF, is an experiential
learning programme designed for senior level
civil servants of the Government of
Bangladesh to facilitate the private sector
development in the country.
Under this Programme, BEI organized a
workshop on June 11, 2011 for final
presentation of the ECGP Working Groups
Reports and for distributing certificates
among the ECGP participants. Dr. Gowher

Rizvi,
Adviser
to
Honble Prime Minister,
inaugurated
the
workshop as the Chief
Gues t.
Dr.
Atiur
Rahman, Governor of
the Bangladesh Bank,
was present at the
workshop
as
the
Special Guest.
Four reports of the
working groups were
FromLeftDr.AtiurRahman,Governorofthe
presented
by
the
concerned
g r o u p BangladeshBank,Mr.FarooqSobhan,President,
members at the session BEI,DrGowherRizvi,AdvisertoHonblePrime
of the workshop. Both the MinisterandMs.LauraWatson,Representative
fromInternationalFinanceCorporation(IFC)
Chief Guest and the
Special Guest distributed
certificates among the participants at the
workshop.

Strengthening Public Institution Oversight Capacity

In order to strengthen public institution oversight capacity with specific emphasis on the Office of the
Comptroller and Auditor General (OCAG) of Bangladesh, PROGATI Partner Ministries and the AntiCorruption Commission, BEI conducted many workshops, seminars and discussions between the period
March and September 2011. These initiatives focused on a number of issues: Assessment on the Audit Act
for Key Stakeholders, improving of the CAG communication with other public institutions and so forth. The
main objective of these initiatives was to promote the
accountability of public officials in Bangladesh through
strengthening existing oversight mechanisms of the
government . Some of the specific objectives were as follows:

To explore the means and ways of promoting

accountability among public officials;
To analyze the present state of oversight mechanisms
ncluding legal and institutional practices;
To identify limitations in the existing mechanisms for
ensuring accountability and strengthening governance
in Bangladesh;
Speakers at one of the workshops organized
by BEI

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Foreign Policy & Security

Talk on The Political and Security Outlook for

South Asia 2011-2020

From Left Ambassador

(Retd) James Larocco,
Director, NESA, Mr.
Farooq Sobhan, President, BEI, Professor
Robert K Boggs, NESA
and Ambassador Humayun Kabir, Vice
President, BEI

BEI organized a talk on the

The Political and Security
Outlook for South Asia 20112020, on 4 April 2011 at the
BEI Conference Room. A threemember delegation from the
Near East South Asia Center for Security Studies
(NESA), USA, spoke on the subject. The objective
of the talk was to analyze the projected trajectory
of the political and security outlook for South Asia.
Participants included the BEI officials, civil society
representatives, senior military officials, security
experts, eminent academics and representatives
of various embassies.
Participants acknowledged the emergence of
India and its growing role in South Asia as well as

A delegation from

in International arena. They said that security

experts in India were quite concerned about the
long-term strategic objective of China and
critically viewed the influence of China in
Bangladesh, Nepal and Sri Lanka.
NESA delegates praised the constructive role
played by Bangladesh in many areas,
particularly, counter-terrorism. They emphasized
on more bilateral interactions between the South
Asian countries to pave the way for multilateral
cooperation.
An effective multilateral platform
in South Asia is necessary to promote mutual
trust in order to solve critical issues.
They also highlighted the non traditional security
issues in South Asia which are posing existential
threat to many countries in South Asia.

Roundtable on Countering Terrorism in Bangladesh

the National War

College (NWC)
visited BEI on 12
May 2011.

BEI organized a roundtable on Countering Terrorism in Bangladesh for seven member visiting delegation of the National War College
(NWC), USA at BEI Conference Room on Thurs-

strategies adopted by the government of

Bangladesh and finally recommended some
suggestions on how to counter this menace.

day, 12 May, 2011. Security experts, eminent

academics, representatives from the civil society
and various embassies participated at the roundtable.

Participants said that the threat of terrorism

had been contained by the stern actions
taken by the incumbent government. However, it has the potency to flare up at any time
if political support would have been provided.
They emphasized on the promotion of good
governance, establishment of rule of law and
justice, eradication of poverty in order to effectively counter terrorism in Bangladesh.

Mr. Humayun Kabir, Senior Research Director of

BEI, made a presentation on The State of Terrorism in Bangladesh highlighting the causes of
terrorism, the counter terrorism measures and

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Workshop on Developing a National

Counter-Terrorism Strategy for Bangladesh
civil society representatives, senior military officials, security
experts, representatives from the law enforcement and
intelligence agencies, and eminent academics. Participants
at the workshop crafted a comprehensive National Counter
Terrorism Strategy for Bangladesh.

Participants attending the workshop

On 4-7 July 2011, BEI, in association with the Defense
Institutions Reform Initiative (DIRI), USA, held a workshop on
Developing a National Counter-Terrorism
Strategy for Bangladesh at Hotel Westin, Dhaka. This was the
final in a series of workshops organized by BEI in association
with DIRI.
Participants of this workshop included Members of Parliament,
former ministers, former ambassadors, government officials,

Dr. Gowher Rizvi, Adviser to Honble Prime Minister,

inaugurated the workshop as the Chief Guest. Among
others, Mr. John Hansen, Program Coordinator of DIRI, Mr.
Nicholas Dean, Charge DAffairs, U.S. Embassy in Dhaka ,
and Mr. Farooq Sobhan, President of BEI, spoke at the
inaugural session of the workshop.
BEI has already presented this strategy paper to the relevant
stakeholders involved
in countering terrorism.
BEI hope that this
would be useful for the
government
of
Bangladesh
in
preparing a National
Counter
Terrorism
Strategy
for
Bangladesh.

Dr. Gowher Rizvi, Adviser to Honble Prime Minister,

was addressing the inaugural session of the workshop.

Promised Land: The Story of Palestinian-Israeli Conflict

On 12 June 2011, BEI organized a discussion meeting at the
BEI Conference Room on a book, Promised Land? The
Story of Palestinian-Israeli Conflict, authored by
Mr.
Muslehuddin Ahmed, former Secretary and Ambassador.
The book provides deep insights into the Middle-East conflict
between the Arabs and Israelis and sheds light on the
sufferings of the Palestinian people in occupied Palestine and
the Palestinian Diaspora.

Participants at the discussion identified dialogue as the

most viable options to resolve the problems of
oppression, subjugation, deception, deprivation,
occupation, arms race, human rights violations, religious
extremism and terrorism in the Middle East.
They said that the United Nations and the United States
should play more active role in finding out a viable and
acceptable solution for the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict to
decrease the sufferings of the Palestinians.

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Foreign Policy & Security

Roundtable on US Foreign Policy In South

Asia
BEI held a roundtable on U.S.
Foreign Policy in South Asia
on the 31st of May 2011 at the
BEI conference room.
From Right to Left Mr.
Farooq Sobhan, President, BEI, Ms. Lisa Curtis, Senior Research Fellow, Heritage Foundation,
USA, Ambassador Humayun Kabir, Vice President, BEI, Professor Shahiduzzaman, DU, Dr. Anwar Husain, Editor, The
Sun, Mr. Nurul Huda,
Former IGP.

Ms. Lisa Curtis, a Senior Research Fellow at the

Asian Studies Center of the Heritage Foundation
and a renowned Political Correspondent on South
Asian issues spoke on the subject. The roundtable
was chaired by Mr. Farooq Sobhan, President of
BEI. The key interlocutors at the discussion were
IGP Nurul Huda, Prof. Dr. Syed Anwar Husain,
Prof. M. Shahiduzzaman, and BEI Vice President
Ambassador Mr. Humayun Kabir. Dignitaries from
NSI, RAB, BIISS as well as representatives of
various governments, media and private
organizations were also present.

The purpose of this roundtable was to analyze

the status of past and present U.S. policy in
South Asia with a particular focus on Pakistan.
Geopolitical implications of national and regional
issues in Nepal, China, India and Bangladesh as
well as the complex relations between these
countries in the context of U.S. Foreign Policy
were also discussed.
Ms. Curtis stated that Bangladeshs liberation
war in 1971 had entrenched secularism,
democracy and pluralism into the countrys
identity. She praised the secular Bengali
doctrine being established by the current
government which she considered as key
determinants in eradicating extremism in
Bangladesh.

Report Launch on The State of Terrorism in Bangladesh

2009-2010
BEI organized a Launch Ceremony of a report
on State of Terrorism in Bangladesh 20092010, on 26 September 2011, at BEI Conference Room. The report was developed under a
project entitled Towards Developing a Better Counter Terrorism Regime in
Bangladesh, conducted by BEI since 2009.

Mr. Faiz Sobhan, Research

Director, BEI, discussed the
report at the session.

H.E. Mr. Svend Olling, Ambassador, Royal

Danish Embassy, attended the ceremony as the
Guest of Honor. Participants of this workshop
included representatives of the intelligence
agencies, senior military officials, civil society
members, academics, former ambassadors and

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security experts.
The report presented the current threat assessment and possible responses in countering terrorism in Bangladesh. It also identified
different aspects in the trends of terrorism in
Bangladesh.
Participants at the workshop stressed on developing the de-radicalization techniques by
the government as part of its counterterrorism measures.

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Report Launch on BEI People Peace Building

Programme

Mr. Humayun Kabir,

Senior Research Director, BEI, presented the
report at the launch
ceremony.

BEI launched two

reports . The first
report was on
Public
Information: The
Role of
Intelligence
Agencies in
Bangladesh: A
Strategy Paper
and the second
report was on
Modernization of
Madrassa
Education in
Bangladesh : A
Strategy Paper.

BEI organized another Launch Ceremony

of the two reports under its BEI People
Peace Building Programme on 25
September 2011. The first report is on
Public Information: The Role of Intelligence
Agencies in Bangladesh: A Strategy Paper
and the second report is on Modernization
of Madrassa Education in Bangladesh: A Strategy
Paper.
H.E. Dr. Justin Lee, High
Australian High Commission,
workshop as the Guest of Honor.

Commissioner,
attended the

Participants of this workshop included

representatives of the intelligence agencies,
senior military officials, civil society members,
academics, former ambassadors and security
experts.

The first report explored the ways and means

how to promote collaboration and cooperation
between the intelligence agencies and the
grassroots. Participants identified the
establishment of an institutional mechanism for
sharing information as one of the vital steps to
combat terrorism in Bangladesh.
The second report analyzed the state of
Madrassa education in Bangladesh with a
particular focus on the ways and means of
initiating necessary reforms to modernize
madrassa education with the aim to integrate
madrassa into the mainstream of education.
The report also recommended to introduce multi
disciplinary courses
into the
madrassa
curriculum in order to make madrassa graduates
competitive.

Roundtable on Japan & South Asia: Focus on Bangladesh-India Relations

BEI held a roundtable on Japan & South Asia:
Focus on Bangladesh India Relations on 11th
of September 2011 at its premises in Dhaka. The
Keynote Speakers were Professor Takenori Horimoto, Shobi University, Japan and Ms Mayumi
Murayama, Deputy Director-General, Interdisciplinary Studies Center of the Institute of Development Studies, Japan External Trade Organization. The roundtable was chaired by Ambassador Humayun Kabir, Vice-President of BEI.
Participants included the BEI officials, civil society representatives, senior military officials, secu-

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rity experts, eminent academics and representatives of various embassies.

The purpose of this roundtable was to analyze the contemporary Bangladesh-India
Relations in the context of Japanese foreign
policy in South Asia. Regional implications of
Bangladesh-India relations, bilateral concerns
and recommendations to mitigate critical issues, as perceived by Japan, were also discussed. The success of Look East Policy of
both Bangladesh and India is depended on
their mutual relationship towards each other.

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Training & Capacity Building

Regional Symposium on
Improving Trade Flows in and from South Asia:
Overcoming logistics Challenges
From Right to Left Ambassador Humayun
Kabir, Vice-President,
BEI, Mr. Farooq Sobhan,
President, BEI, Col Muhammad Faruk Khan,
Honorable Minister of
Commerce, Mr. Sujeevan Perera, Adviser
from Commonwealth
Secretariat

A two day Regional Symposium on Improving

Trade Flows in and from South Asia was
organized by the Commonwealth Secretariat, in
collaboration with BEI on 22-23 June 2011 at
the Ruposhi Bangla Hotel, Dhaka.
Mr. Muhammad Faruk Khan, Honble Minister,
Ministry of Commerce, Government of
Bangladesh was inaugurated the workshop as
the Chief Guest. Mr. Farooq Sobhan, President,
BEI, Mr. Asif Ibrahim, President, Dhaka
Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DCCI),
Professor M A Taslim, Director General,
Foreign Trade Institute (FTI), Dr. Mojibur
Rahman, Chairman, Bangladesh Tarrif
Commission,
Dr. Debapriya Bhattacharya,

Dr. Debapriya
Bhattacharya,
Distinguished
Fellow, Center for
Policy Dialogue
(CPD), spoke at the
Session

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Distinguished Fellow, Center for Policy Dialogue

(CPD), Maj. Gen. (Rtd) Amjad Khan Chowdhury,
President, Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce
and Industry (MCCI), Dhaka have chaired the
sessions.
The prime objective of the Symposium was to
assess and identify the existing bottlenecks in
improving the trade facilitation system in South
Asia. The other objectives included the logistics
challenges with the special focus on suggesting
possible recommendations to facilitate the intraregional trade in South Asia.

Participants at the workshop recognized that

there had been a significant growth and
improvement in the regional trade which has
enormous potential in promoting connectivity in
the
region.
The
promotion
of
export
competitiveness among the countries of South
Asia is needed to promote growth, prosperity and
development. Participants also highlighted that
improvement of infrastructure would necessary to
facilitate trade and development in the South
Asian region.

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Dialogue on
Role of Media in Effective Implementation of the RTI Process
On 19 April 2011, at the Information Commission
Bangladesh, a dialogue on Role of Media in Effective
Implementation of the RTI Process was organized by
BEI under a project titled Program on Implementing the
Right to Information Act 2009 in Bangladesh.
Ambassador Muhammad Zamir, Chief Information
Commissioner, Information Commission Bangladesh,
chaired the workshop. Ambassador Humayun Kabir, Vice
President of BEI, and two information commissioners
Md. Abu Taher and Prof Dr. Sadeka Halim also spoke at
the session. Participants of the workshop included policy
makers, senior representatives from the government,
development agencies, NGOs, the private sector,
academia, and the media.
The main objective of the workshop was to highlight the
significant role of media in effective and proper
implementation of the RTI process in Bangladesh.
Participants at the workshop emphasized the same

importance on the role

of civil society along
with
media
in
implementing the right
to information act in
Bangladesh.
They also said that the
implementation of the
Right to Information
Act is necessary to
promote
awareness
and good governance From left to right Mr. Abu Taher, Information
in the country, which Commissioner, Ambassador Muhammad Zamir,
ultimately
w o u l d Chief Information Commissioner and
contribute
i n Ambassador Muhammad Humayun Kabir, Viceempowering
t h e President, Bangladesh Enterprise Institute.
common citizen. They
argued relevant stakeholders to take necessary steps in order to
implement the Act.

Workshop on Mapping of IT System in Health and Issues of Interoperability

A workshop on Mapping of IT System in Health and
Issues of Interoperability in Bangladesh was
organized by BEI, in collaboration with MIS, Directorate
General of Health Services and iStrategy, on 12 April,
2011 at MIS Departments Auditorium, DGHS, Dhaka

The objective of the workshop was to review the current situation of

IT system and interoperability issues among private hospitals and
NGOs/INGOs and also to discuss the challenges and possible
recommendations for developing future national eHealth Policy in
Bangladesh.

Dr. Abul Kalam Azad, Director, MIS, DGHS, was the

Chief Guest at the workshop. Representatives from
public hospitals and from NGOs/INGOs took part at the
workshop.

Participants pointed out the areas where the IT system could play a
significant role in developing health services across the country,
particularly the establishment of e-health facilities in the remote areas
of Bangladesh.

Workshop on
E-Health Scenario in Bangladesh
BEI organized a three day workshop on E-Health Scenario in Bangladesh on 21-23
August 2011 at MIS Auditorium, DGHS, Mohakhali, Dhaka.
Dr. Abul Kalam Azad, Director, MIS, DGHS, was the Chief Guest. Participants of the
workshop included senior government officials, officials from the private sectors
particularly IT and Telecom Industries, international and local e-Health experts,
representatives from public and private hospitals, development partners, NGOs,
academia, corporate houses and media.

From left to right- Mr. Farooq Sobhan,

President, BEI, Dr. Abul Kalam Azad, Director, MIS, Directorate General of Health Services and Dr. Sohail Inayatullah, Adjunct
Professor, University of Sunshine Coast,
Australia

The objective of the workshop was to do a scenario planning exercise for better
understanding of future possibilities for digital health in Bangladesh over the next few
decades. Participants at the workshop discussed the challenges and opportunities to
promote E-Health in Bangladesh. They also discussed various methods and plans on
how to promote E-Health facilities unto the grassroots levels of Bangladesh.

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Training of Trainers on Corporate Governance

Dr. Atiur Rahman,

Governor, Bangladesh Bank, inaugurated the workshop
as the Chief Guest.

BEI, in association with

the International Finance
Corporation (IFC), Global
Corporate Governance
Forum (GCGF) organized
a workshop on South
Asia Regional Trainer of
T r a in er s :
C o r p or ate
Governance (CG) Board
Leadership
for
the
Banking Sector on 21-23
June, 2011 at Hotel Westin.
Participants of the Workshop included
representatives from local banks, academic
institutions, as well as international financial
practitioners from Nepal, Bhutan and India.

This workshop

starting point for

Corporate
Governance in
BEI.

Since the workshop was being hosted in

Bangladesh, the participants were asked
to rate the status of CG in Bangladesh. In
response, they said that it had been
mostly an emerging practice here. They
emphasized that it would be essential for
Bangladesh to introduce a good
established culture of CG to promote
sustainability in Bangladeshs economic
growth.

Five Key Elements of Board Leadership

Discussed at the Workshop

can be seen as a

a new chapter of

The purpose of the workshop was two

folds. Not only was it training on CG for
board leadership in financial institutions; it
was also a platform for sharing best
practices amongst the regional country
members.

The workshop looked specifically at board functioning of the financial institutions and drew
on lessons learnt from the financial crisis. During the session, five key elements of board
leadership were identified and discussed. These elements were as follows:

good board practices;

control environment;
transparent decisions;
well-defined shareholder
board commitment.

rights

and

Principles of good leadership such as sincerity, commitment, balanced communication

and coordination were also talked about with
specific relevance to good corporate governance.
This workshop particularly will help propel the
issue of CG further into the mainstream business scene in Bangladesh.
Participants at the Workshop

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