The sixth episode of IPDC OGROJ was held recently by IPDC Finance, the country’s first private sector non-banking financial institution. The episode, which was aired live on IPDC's official Facebook page, presented the narratives of a protagonist who has played an instrumental role in developing Bangladesh's economy. Former Governor of Bangladesh Bank, eminent economist, teacher, and writer Dr. Mohammed Farashuddin was present as a guest in this episode of 'OGROJ'. The episode was hosted by Anis A Khan, a well-known name in the banking sector of the country.
Host Anis A. Khan has been seen steering an in-depth conversation with guest, Dr. Mohammed Farashuddin,who narrated the remarkable initiatives and experiences from his career at different stages of his life.
Son of Habiganj, Dr. Mohammed Farashuddin has made unprecedented contributions to the economy and social welfare in the post-independentera. With a humble beginning in his career as an educator in the sixties, he was later appointed as the private secretary of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.As the seventh governor of Bangladesh Bank, Dr. Mohammed Farashuddin had a decisive responsibility to determine the economic policies of the country. By eliciting several international development partners and social service organization, Dr. Farashuddin has been recognized internationally and domestically for his role in the welfare of the country
He has not only played a significant role in the field of education through the establishment of East West University and disseminating knowledge across several other universities but also left an everlasting mark by publishing a few books in his name.
Mominul Islam, the Managing Director and CEO of IPDC Finance Limited, said, “Through OGROJ, IPDC intends to initiate a digital memoir on the narratives of these protagonists from post-independent Bangladesh. IPDC takes immense pride in associating itself with key personalities like Dr. Farashuddin whose contributions to nation-building deserves every bit of recognition. We look forward to creating a dialogue about his accounts and inspiring the audience.”
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