Lakshmipur: National Cooperative Day-2017 was celebrated in Ramgati, Lakshmipur, with the theme "Building production-oriented cooperatives - Building a developed Bangladesh".
On the occasion of the day, a colorful rally organized by the Upazila Administration and Cooperatives Department began at 10 am on Saturday (November 4) from the Upazila premises, circled important roads, and met at the Upazila Conference Room for a discussion meeting.
The meeting was presided over by Upazila Executive Officer Azgar Ali and Upazila Chairman Professor Abdul Wahed was the chief guest. Upazila Central Cooperative Society Ltd. President M. Swaib Khandaker, Char Abdullah UP Chairman Kamal Manjur, and Alexander Union A'League General Secretary Sumon Howlader were the special guests.
Upazila Cooperative Officer MA Shahid Bhuiyan presented the keynote address at the event.
At the meeting, M. Swaib Khandaker was awarded the best successful cooperative and 5 associations were awarded certificates and prizes as the best successful associations.
Around 30 primary and one central association participated in the event with banners and festoons of drums and drums.
National Cooperative Day celebrated in Ramgati
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