IBBL Mymensingh Zone holds special Business Development Conference

Mymensingh Zone of Islami Bank Bangladesh Limited organized special Business Development Conference virtually on 21 June 2020, Sunday. Md. Mahbub ul Alam, Managing Director and CEO of the bank addressed the conference as chief guest. Mohammed Monirul Moula, Muhammad Qaisar Ali and Md. Omar Faruk Khan, Additional Managing Directors of the Bank addressed the conference as special guests. Abu Reza Md. Yeahia, AAM Habibur Rahman and Md. Siddiqur Rahman, Deputy Managing Directors, Mohammad Jamal Uddin Mazumder, Abul Faiz Muhammad Kamaluddin, Mohammed Shabbir, Muhammad Sayeed Ullah and G M Mohd. Gias Uddin Quader, Senior Executive Vice Presidents also addressed the conference. Presided over by Muhammad Solaiman, Head of Mymensingh Zone, Head of Branches under the zone attended the conference.

Md. Mahbub ul Alam said that, as the strongest bank in the country, Islami Bank has been playing its due and humanitarian role in tackling the ongoing crisis. He said the aim of this conference is to make the humanitarian services of the bank more people-oriented by evaluating the management strategies of banking activities and discussing the issues to be followed at this time of health risk. He expressed his gratitude for the sincere, timely and prudent decision of the Honorable Prime Minister from the very beginning of the current situation to keep the level of damage in the country at minimum level. He thanked the Governor, the Central Bank and all other regulatory agencies for giving timely guidance to the banking sector. He paid respect to the employees of Islami Bank, banking sector and above all those who have fallen victim to health risks and died by devoting themselves to the service of the people.

He said the officials of Islami Bank are providing sincere service with utmost professionalism to keep the wheel of lives, livelihood and economy of the country. IBBL has been performing well in all business indicators, including deposit and remittance collection for timely guidance from the bank’s competent board of directors, he added.