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Digital Innovation Fair inaugurated in Lakshmipur

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‘Digital Innovation Fair-2022 has been inaugurated in Laxmipur ’Innovative Jholas Smart Bangladesh'.

Today Wednesday (November 16) around 11 am Deputy Commissioner Anonor Hossain Akand inaugurated the fair by cutting balloons and cutting the ribbon.

Earlier, a colorful rally started in front of the District Commissioner's office and circled the Lakshmipur-Dhaka Regional Mahasamak, after the guests visited the 16 stalls of the fair, a discussion meeting was held in the conference room of the District Commissioner's Office.

Under the chairmanship of Additional Deputy Commissioner Meher Nigar, District Police Mahfuzzaman Ashraf, Government College Principal Mohammad Mahbubul Karim, District Civil Surgeon Ahmed Kabir were special guests.

The speakers said that digital methods are the most important thing to serve people easily. Different departments need to ensure proper service through digitalization of their respective services. Modern innovative poisons should be introduced, 359 digital services from the Uniton Parishad.

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