TikTok has successfully concluded its highly anticipated workshop in Dhaka, specifically designed to empower Small and Medium Businesses (SMBs) in Bangladesh. The event, held on December 3, brought together a diverse group of business owners, marketers, and entrepreneurs, all eager to learn how to harness the power of TikTok to enhance their promotional strategies.
The workshop, was a significant initiative by TikTok to support the growth and competitiveness of SMBs in the region. Over the course of the day, participants were provided with in-depth training on how to leverage TikTok unique features to increase brand visibility, connect with younger demographics, and creatively showcase their products and services.
The workshop featured a series of expert-led sessions that covered various aspects of business promotion through TikTok. Attendees were introduced to the platform powerful content creation tools, best practices for audience engagement, and effective strategies for optimizing businesesses through TikTok.
The sessions were designed to be both informative and interactive, ensuring that participants could immediately apply what they learned to their businesses.
The outdoor patients of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University (BSMMU) does not get proper medical services as scarcity of doctors, dominance of medical representatives and agents and mismanagement grip it, awaiting people in long queues to avail medicare for hours.
Huge presence of representatives of pharmaceuticals companies, shortage of doctors, and influence of agents were seen lingering the patients sufferings as they have to wait for hours after hours to reach the concerned outdoor doctors room even after buying tickets from the hospital.
Medical representatives are very often seen intruding frequently into the rooms of outdoor physicians who were comparatively low in number for demand, making patients time wasted for hours and putting them in long lines to get treatment.
Bangladesh Bank (BB) Governor Dr Ahsan H Mansur today said the government has planned to bring down inflation to 4-5 percent.
"Our aims are to bring inflation down to 7 percent by next June. We will bring it down to 5 percent by the next fiscal year 2025-26. The main goal is to bring inflation down to 4-5 percent. I hope it is possible," he said.
The BB governor said this while speaking as the chief guest at a dialogue on "Tipping Points of Reform Agenda for the Turnaround of the Banking Sector of Bangladesh" at the Bangladesh Institute of Bank Management (BIBM) auditorium in the city.
High Commissioner of Pakistan to Bangladesh, Syed Ahmed Maroof, accompanied by Mrs. Maroof, paid a courtesy call on the Chairperson of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), Begum Khaleda Zia, at her Gulshan residence this evening. During the meeting, the High Commissioner inquired about Begum Khaleda Zia well-being and wished her speedy recovery and good health.
The discussion also touched on matters of mutual interest, including bilateral relations between Pakistan and Bangladesh.