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Supriya appointed as new BUH for Sheetfed of Seigwerk Bangladesh

Siegwerk, a global leader in packaging and printing inks and coatings, has announced the appointment of Ms. Supriya Srivastava to serve as the Business Unit Head for Sheetfed for Bangladesh, India and Sri Lanka.
In her new capacity, Supriya will spearhead the teams in the region, driving the execution of both global and local business unit strategies.
Ms. Srivastava, a seasoned industry veteran with close to 2 decades of experience, has demonstrated remarkable success in executing business expansion strategies in the B2B space, specifically in packaging, food, and farm automation.
Supriya is a highly capable business leader with an excellent track record across multiple leading companies. Commencing her career at Tractors and Farm Equipment Limited (Chennai) as the Head of the Product Promotion Department, Supriya has accumulated a wealth of experience through various roles at Tilda, Avery Dennison, and, most recently, AptarGroup, where she served as the Director of Sales & Marketing, Beauty & Closures, India.
In her new role at Siegwerk Bangladesh, Supriya will play a pivotal role in defining the long and mid-term strategy for the Sheetfed business unit, managing a highly experienced team of professionals across functions including Sales, Technology and Operations.
" Ms. Supriya Srivastava is an excellent addition to our team as we accelerate our efforts towards sustainable, long-term growth. I am thrilled to welcome her to Siegwerk Bangladesh. With her extensive experience, proven track record and her diverse and international exposure, I am confident that she will play a key role in driving the success of our Sheetfed Business Unit," said Ashish Pradhan, President, Siegwerk Asia.
On her appointment into the German ink manufacturing giant, Ms. Supriya Srivastava said, “I am absolutely energised to join this legacy brand whose innovative, safe and sustainable products are revolutionising the global packaging ink market. I look forward to contribute my expertise to the dynamic team at Siegwerk, its loyal customer base, and to lead the Sheetfed Business unit to new shades of success." Siegwerk Bangladesh is committed to fostering excellence and diversity within its core leadership.
The growing focus and intent to develop a new generation of highly qualified women leaders in the company underlines Siegwerk vision for an inclusive and sustainable future. We welcome Supriya on board and wish her a long and very successful career in Siegwerk.

Iran Raisi in Turkey to forge joint response to Gaza war

ANKARA: Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi makes his first official visit to Turkey on Tuesday, hoping to paper over past differences and forge a forceful joint response to Israel actions in Gaza.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has emerged as one of the Muslim world most vocal critics of Israel onslaught on Gaza in response to Hamas militants October 7 attack.
He has branded Israel a "terrorist state" and called Iran-backed Hamas "a liberation group".

3 dead, 2 critically hurt in central Canada shooting

OTTAWA: Three people were killed and two critically injured after a shooting in Winnipeg, the capital city of Manitoba in central Canada, local police said on Sunday.
Winnipeg police arrived at the scene and found five victims "with injuries consistent with being shot," said the local police in a news release.
An adult male and an adult female were pronounced dead at the scene, it said, adding that three of the victims were taken to a hospital, and one of those victims later died while the other two remained in critical condition.

India bid to free 41 trapped workers enters third week

SILKYARA TUNNEL , India: India military brought in specialised equipment Sunday as efforts to free 41 trapped workers entered a third week, with digging ongoing in three directions after repeated setbacks to the operation.
The Indian air force said Sunday that they were "responding with alacrity", as they flew in their third load to a rescue operation since the partial collapse of the under-construction Silkyara road tunnel on November 12 in the Himalayan state of Uttarakhand.

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