DHAKA: Speakers at a programme said that Islami Bank Bangladesh Limited has turned into a model bank not only in the South Asia but also in the world for its transparency.
They came up with the view while addressing an orientation programme to celebrate the joining of 140 newly recruited probationary officers.
The bank welcomed its new employees with a festive mood at Mohammad Younus Auditorium of Islami Bank Tower in the capital.
A press release said on the day same that Prof. Abu Nasser Muhammad Abduz Zaher, Chairman of the Bank was the chief guest of the programme while Mohammad Abdul Mannan, Managing Director of the Bank, presided over there.
Engr. Mustafa Anwar, Vice Chairman and Engr M Eskandar Ali Khan, Chairman, Executive Committee of the Bank as special guests addressed the program while Mohd. Shamsul Haq, Muhammad Abul Bashar, M Habibur Rahman Bhuiyan, FCA, AKM Abdul Malek Chowdhury, M Mahbub-ul-Alam, Rafi Ahmed Begh and Nurul Islam Khalifa along with other high executives of the Bank were also present the program.
Prof. Abu Nasser Muhammad Abduz Zaher as chief guest said that Islami Bank is engaged in wellbeing of people of the country since its inception.
“The Bank has been working in fulfilling the basic needs of the country along with providing healthcare service and expanding education”, he added.
Chief Guest told there that the Bank is playing pioneering role in developing agriculture, garment industries, steel and re-rolling, transportation, real estate, micro and macro industries in the country. “The Bank is creating new entrepreneurs through diversified investment in priority sectors. IBBL has become the leading bank in the country by uninterrupted love of the people.”
He urged the newly appointed officials of the Bank to conduct the banking activities with professional knowledge, discipline and expertise.
Mohammad Abdul Mannan said, “Islami Bank is working for upgrading the living standard of the people by practicing welfare policy”.
The Bank has turned into a model bank not only in the South Asia but also in the world for its transparency, accountability, good governance, corporate culture, financial inclusion, superior business policy, and nursing human values in banking practices, he added.
Mohammad Abdul Mannan said Islami Bank remains safe amid the world economic recession.
BDST: 1815 HRS, MAY 12, 2014
