Supply chain management in Bangladesh requires skilled manpower. Besides, the importance of increasing the use of rail and waterways has been emphasized by private investment and product transport.
The speakers said this at a discussion on "National Logistics Policy 2021 and Future of Supply Chain Facilitation in Bangladesh" at the Bangladesh Institute of Management (BIM) office in Sobhanbagh in the capital on Saturday. BIM Director General (Additional Secretary) Md. Nakib Khan, President of Bangladesh Supply Chain Management Society presented the keynote paper at the seminar chaired by Motiar Rahman. The chief negotiator is the Executive Cell of the Prime Minister's Office and Shahida Sultana, Director General of PPZ. Akand Mohammad Sayedur Rahman, Management Counselor of the Research and Publications Department of BIM, participated in the program at Melbourne University, Australia. Arif Zobair, Wald Bank Mohammad Lutfullah, IUB Professor. Mamun Habib.
On the occasion, the supply chain forum initiatives unveiled a magazine called "Score" for supply chain professionals. Supply chain professionals will benefit from this magazine. The BIBM Supply Chain Forum was the Associated Partner in this program organized by BIM.
Shahida Sultana, executive cell of the Prime Minister's Office and PEPZ director general, said there is a great demand for Bangladeshi market in the world market. We have many organizations. Yet our unemployed number is high. There is no quality service. There's gap. Working people from outside have to work. Emphasizing on skilled human resources, he said, "There is a big gap in our total supply chain." I cannot connect between the three organizations, demand, supply. Where is our problem? I have to find it. Those who work in private establishments are also frustrated that those who work are also waiting for government jobs.
Shahida Sultana said the public and private offices were involved in the logistics policy, adding that I have tried to make the policy language friendly. Those who are our development partners have also given us a lot. He said that the private sector government has some demands. What I gave last year. They will not be. From the tax plan to all the plans, it becomes a problem. This is why our investors are afraid to invest.
BIM Director General) Md. Motiar Rahman said that the policy that has been talked about today is something new. Yes Thinking like ordinary has been excellently National Logistics Policy. Thanks to the Prime Minister's Office for this policy, she said that through this policy, the public and private sectors have become united in union.
Nakib Khan said in the original article that Bangladesh will be the ninth consumer market in the world in the 21st. That is why if we are not improved in different cases, then we will not be able to reach our scheduled goals. "We need skilled manpower," he said, "he said. Referring to investment in the country, he said, he said, not just in the public sector; Investment in the private sector should also be increased. The deep sea port is being held in Matarbari As a result, Bangladesh will go a long way. He emphasized the use of rail and waterways in transporting goods not only on the road, adding that the world has gone a long way. We are far behind in comparison. We need skilled manpower. We have to pay attention to here. He said we need to pay attention to export of more diverse products, not only busy in exporting the garment industry. Bangladesh has made the logistics policy in just 5 years, which is very commendable, saying that the neighboring country of India has been 3 years.
On the occasion, the supply chain forum was unveiled for the supply chain professionals. Soon this magazine will reach everyone. Supply chain professionals will benefit from this magazine. The Associated Partner in the program organized by BIM was the BIM Supply Chain Forum.