ICTESB Holds Eid Reunion and Discussion:
Upgrade Youth Skills to Global Standards
The newly formed central executive committee of the ICT Employee Society of Bangladesh (ICTESB) held its Eid Reunion and strategy meeting in Dhaka. The president called for upgrading youth IT skills to global standards using AI, while the general secretary proposed a cooperative fund for financial growth. The committee also planned to host nationwide tech seminars and workshops.
The Central Executive Committee of the ICT Employee Society of Bangladesh (ICTESB) held its Eid Reunion and discussion meeting on 13 June with great enthusiasm at the organization's temporary office in Rampura, Dhaka.
At the onset of the event, Joint General Secretary Ashfakur Rahman welcomed all the members of the newly formed central committee with floral greetings. Chaired by ICTESB President Engineer Elahan Uddin and conducted by General Secretary S.M. Moazzem Hossain, the meeting was attended by Senior Vice President Md. Abu Bakar Siddique, Vice Presidents Md. Abdus Salam and Md. Ashik-Al-Aziz, Joint General Secretary Reshma Alam, Organizing Secretary S.M. Alauddin Kabir, Treasurer Ziaur Rahman, and Press & Publication Secretary Gazi Asif Mohammad Islam, along with other secretarial and executive members.
Addressing the gathering, President Engineer Elahan Uddin emphasized that the skills and innovative capabilities of the youth must be elevated to global standards through artificial intelligence (AI) and modern technologies.
Reflecting on the organization's journey, General Secretary S.M. Moazzem Hossain noted that overcoming initial struggles, the committee has grown from 9 to a strong 27-member body. To boost morale and accelerate activities, new editorial posts have been introduced, and divisional committees are being formed to streamline district-level operations.
During the session, he proposed forming a multipurpose cooperative fund to strengthen financial resources. Attending members shared their insights on fundraising and member acquisition while stressing the need for campus-based activities, regular seminars, workshops, and training sessions to keep students and professionals aligned with the rapidly evolving ICT landscape.
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