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REHAB-EU project for synergy in real estate sector
FE Report
2/25/2005
 

          Real Estate and Housing Association of Bangladesh (REHAB) has undertaken a trade promotion and business network development project titled 'Euro Builders: EU - Bangladesh Co-operation in Construction, Housing and Real Estate Sectors' in partnership with Technology Transfer Center (TTZ) of Bremerhaven, Germany, and Association of Young Entrepreneurs of Zaragoza (AIJEZ), Spain.
The project was co-sponsored by REHAB and Asia Invest-ii programme of the European Commission.
The start-up meeting of the project was held at REHAB office recently chaired by REHAB President and Asia Invest-ii Standing Committee Chairman Toufiq M Seraj.
Economic Development and Trade Related Delegation of the European Commission to Bangladesh Jean-Claude Malongo was present at the meeting. Asia Invest-ii Project Manager and Chief Executive M Zakir Hossain presented the detailed out line of the project.
The meeting was also attended by the members of the standing committee of Asia Invest-ii Project i.e. REHAB Senior Vice President Md Abdul Awal, General Secretary Mahmudul Hassan, Treasurer M Saiful Islam, Joint Secretary Tanveerul Haque Probal, and REHAB Manager and Project Officer of Asia Invest-ii Project Mohammad Ziaul Ahsan.

 

 
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